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The Student News Site of University of Central Missouri

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The Student News Site of University of Central Missouri

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Drag Show Brings Joy and Support

Drag Show Brings Joy and Support

Written by Linda Alviar, News Editor November 14, 2023

The University of Central Missouri’s Mo’s Activity Council hosted the 12th annual Red, White and Rainbow Drag Show by partnering with student LGBTQ organization, PRISM and the external organization...

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Seeing Red: Homecoming Moments

November 3, 2022

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UCM President Roger Best is in the process of making his final retrenchment decisions after Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs Phillip Bridgmon provided his recommendations. Best said he expects to make his final decisions on which positions will be retrenched by the end of the school year.

Retrenchment Decisions Expected by End of Semester

Written by Matthew Goldsmith, News Editor April 23, 2021

 University of Central Missouri President Roger Best is currently in the process of identifying the positions to be eliminated because of the ongoing retrenchment process. On March 29, Best announced...

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Built in 1871, the same year the University of Central Missouri was founded, Old Main was the hub of activity on campus until it was destroyed by fire in 1915.

University of Central Missouri Celebrates 150 Years

Written by Anna Furney, Reporter February 19, 2021

  This year is the University of Central Missouri’s 150th anniversary. During the anniversary, students and faculty are reflecting on the history of the school.   Amber Clifford-Napoleone, professor...

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According to UCM's Retrenchment Policy, "Retrenchment is defined to be a reduction of faculty which is significantly beyond routine faculty staffing adjustments and/or reallocation. Retrenchment procedures shall be activated when it becomes necessary to implement plans to terminate tenured faculty or eliminate more than 3.5 percent of the total full-time budgeted faculty positions during an academic year.

UCM Retrenchment Recommendations Submitted

Written by Matthew Goldsmith, News Editor February 15, 2021

The University of Central Missouri’s Academic Program Review Committee started retrenchment procedures on Nov. 6 and have made recommendations and received appeals from programs wishing to reverse...

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UCM Combats 11 Million Dollar Deficit

Written by Alex Wilson, Contributor October 3, 2020

This summer, Governor Mike Parson cut approximately $450 million from the state budget for the 2021 fiscal year. This state budget restriction means four-year colleges will be receiving an estimated $28...

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David Pearce, who will begin working as UCM's executive director for governmental relations on Oct. 7. (Photo courtesy of the Office of Integrated Marketing and Communications)

New administrative position created to help develop governmental relationships

Written by Muleskinner Staff September 24, 2019

The newly created executive director for governmental relations position has been filled, according to a news release. On Sept. 20, UCM President Roger Best announced the appointment of former Missouri...

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2019 State of the University: Gains have been made, but there is more work to do

Written by Chris Holmberg September 3, 2019

The State of the University Address highlighted many areas in which UCM is doing well, but the message, while at times congratulatory, was focused more on the importance of maintaining forward momentum...

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Water damage in Ward Edwards’ Room 2010, caused by a leaking roof. Best said the roof is nearly 20 years old and would be replaced with the deferred maintenance funding. (Photo by Jason Brown, managing editor.)

MO legislators aim to tackle deferred maintenance

Written by Garrett Fuller March 27, 2019

Ward Edwards’ leaky roof may be a thing of the past if deferred maintenance funding stays in the state’s higher education budgetThe budget, as it stands, would provide each state university with $1...

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Best discusses issues from enrollment to snow days as his term begins

Best discusses issues from enrollment to snow days as his term begins

Written by Chris Holmberg November 21, 2018

2018 has been quite a year for Roger Best. In July, the Board of Governors appointed him as the interim president after the resignation of then-president Chuck Ambrose. Then, in closed session on Nov....

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Census reveals UCM enrollment down

Written by Chris Holmberg November 8, 2018

The Fall 2018 enrollment census report revealed what many expected: Enrollment at UCM is down markedly from where it was in Fall 2015 and Fall 2016. The report came out in October and was presented to...

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Roger Best, Mike Godard, the three student success advising coaches and the senior
advisors cut the ribbon to welcome the new Success Advising Center. (Photo by Molly Burnam/Photo Editor)

Success Advising Center holds grand opening

Written by Kaitlin Brothers October 15, 2018

Some 150 people attended the grand-opening celebration Wednesday for the new Success Advising Center in the lower level of the Elliott Student Union. Kenneth Schueller, director of success advising, said...

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