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Two film professors are making a creepy online web-series based around a unique computer that affects people’s lives in different ways. Mark von Schlemmer and Michael Graves, associate professors of… Read more »
Author: Kaitlin Brothers
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American Democracy Project informs students about voting
A student-lead team on the American Democracy Project has been touring classrooms this month informing students about the importance of voting. The upcoming General Elections will be Tuesday, Nov. 6…. Read more »
UCM drag show empowers students
By day, his name is Diallo Simms. By night, her name is D’Rihanna Weatherbey. Simms has been performing in drag shows since creating the Royal Blush Drag Show with the Office… Read more »
Former UCM president flies in B-2 Stealth Bomber
While former UCM President Chuck Ambrose was saying his goodbyes to students, faculty and staff, he got a phone call he never expected. In July, Gen. John Nichols, United States… Read more »
Royal Blush Drag Show returns to UCM
UCM is hosting a drag show for the sixth year in a row featuring drag queens with multiple dance performances. The Royal Blush Drag Show is 7 p.m. Thursday Sept…. Read more »
University earns three degree program accreditations
UCM recently received three degree program accreditations and two re-accreditations from the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology. The Bachelor of Science in Cybersecurity was accredited by the Computing Accreditation… Read more »
Student group ready to roar again
The Roaring Red started at UCM 11 years ago but this once-raucous student group has dwindled over the past couple years. One UCM student is determined to bring the group… Read more »
Family Weekend Talent Show features many different skills
The Family Weekend Talent Show was last Saturday, ending the activities of Family Weekend. There were 12 performances judged by Roger Best, interim president; Keondrin McClish, UCM alumna; Jim Gulbranson,… Read more »
UCM professor uses grant to aid Nepal
Keshav Bhattarai, UCM geography professor, traveled to Nepal this summer on a Fulbright grant and helped his alma mater build mapping tools. Bhattarai grew up in Kathmanda, the capital of… Read more »
UCM student first to receive national marriage, family therapy fellowship
Keosha Fulcher is the first UCM student awarded a national fellowship in the Minority Fellowship Program. Fulcher, a second-year graduate student studying marriage and family therapy, was awarded the Now… Read more »
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