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The news editor at the Muleskinner is in charge of writing and editing news stories, talking to and guiding contributors, being the right hand of the managing editor and various… Read more »
Author: Leah Kemple
News Editor
Teaching compassion by example, UCM alumna connects with students
(WARRENSBURG, Mo.) – The phone rings at the Hidden Pines Country Club. “Reflections on Pine, this is Samantha, how can I help you?” Sam Crouch pulled away from our conversation… Read more »
Saying goodbye to my serving job and sexual harassment
(WARRENSBURG, Mo.) – Sexual misconduct. It happens everywhere. Homes, schools, workplaces. If you go out to eat regularly in Warrensburg, there’s a chance that I’ve brought you food. In the… Read more »
It’s On Us organizes Denim Day
(WARRENSBURG, Mo.) – It’s On Us UCM has organized Denim Day, a day where the campus community pays $3 to wear jeans April 25, to recognize National Sexual Assault Awareness Month…. Read more »
UCM celebrates Earth Week
(WARRENSBURG, Mo.) – All around campus there are flyers talking about Earth Week. From April 16 – April 21, the University of Central Missouri is celebrating Earth Week. There will… Read more »
Not an easy read, but an important one
California professor shares her sexual abuse experience (WARRENSBURG, Mo.) – A California professor is sharing her experiences involving the #MeToo movement through her first memoir. J.K. Stein, a victim of sexual… Read more »
Seniors start reaching for the stars with the semester winding down
(WARRENSBURG, Mo.) – Some are calm, some are excited and some are panicking. It sounds like a typical April at a university for seniors. Commencement is creeping up on the University… Read more »
Ambrose takes over Snapchat and answers the important questions
(WARRENSBURG, Mo.) – UCM’s Snapchat, ucentralmo, was full of answers to crucial questions lingering in students’ minds Monday. President Chuck Ambrose took over the UCM Snapchat account to answer questions students… Read more »
Ambrose speaks on reorganization of colleges
As state lawmakers are trying to restore the $68 million in cuts to higher education proposed by Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens, university administrators are working on a reorganization plan. President… Read more »
Potential budget cuts lead to the reorganization of academic colleges at UCM
The administration is making changes to the structure of programs after seeing the possibility of more budget cuts in the future. Interim Provost-Chief Learning Officer Mike Godard spoke to Faculty… Read more »
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