The fine-tuned eccentricities of Paul Rudy.
Nov 17, 2022
Chris and Nicole Carr are hoping to raise awareness and support for the blind community
Jul 20, 2022
Alumni support Bloch scholarships to further opportunity for student success
Jul 20, 2022
Program gives valuable insight into life after college
Jul 20, 2022
Flexibility puts students' needs first
Jul 20, 2022
Special event also marks grand reopening of renovated Bloch Heritage Hall
Jul 20, 2022
Alumna Jacquie Ward took her Bloch education all the way to the bank
Jul 20, 2022
Upholding Henry’s vision for the Bloch School
Jul 20, 2022
First-generation law student Kylee Gomez found her niche in helping people find rehabilitation and second chances
Jun 30, 2022
UMKC Law Foundation executive director Marie Dispenza helps position students to succeed by increasing their access to financial support
Jun 30, 2022
Attorney Shaun Stallworth found his calling advocating for underrepresented law students and plaintiffs
Jun 30, 2022
Associate city prosecutor adds significant volunteer work to demanding job and single parenthood
Jun 30, 2022
Hard work and persistence paved Judge Robert Altice Jr.'s path to the bench
Jun 30, 2022
UMKC alumna Joy Franz (B.M. '64) has graced stages worldwide
Apr 18, 2022
The city’s massive infrastructure project now underway will have a direct impact on UMKC
Apr 18, 2022
Meet several of the Roos making Kansas City’s new airport a reality
Apr 18, 2022
Chris Harris (B.L.A. '14), 2018 UMKC Alumni Award winner and founder of Harris Park, shares insights on transforming his community while helpi...
Apr 18, 2022
How a UMKC graduate turned an idea for a wart treatment into a multi-million-dollar startup
Apr 18, 2022
Two Bloch alumni are making their mark in KC
Apr 18, 2022
Recent Law graduates navigate the bar exam and first jobs — all during a global pandemic
Dec 21, 2021
When opportunity calls, these alumni don’t shy away from a new challenge
Dec 21, 2021
Two UMKC Law professors are reaching major milestones this year
Dec 21, 2021
How Bob Stein (J.D. ’73) balanced full-time legal studies with playing for the Kansas City Chiefs — and became a hall of famer
Dec 21, 2021
Video game technology reimagined for the real-life battlefield
Sep 30, 2021
New lab spaces give students hands-on training
Sep 30, 2021
New collaboration area allows for peer-to-peer prototyping and a superior student teams workshop
Sep 30, 2021
Two-story Structural Lab helps prepare Kansas City’s next generation of civil engineers
Sep 30, 2021
Research experiences at UMKC lead mechanical engineering graduate to pursue Ph.D. in bone biomechanics
Sep 30, 2021
Deep learning research identifies cybersecurity risks
Sep 29, 2021
In the Plaster Center, even the roof is optimized for groundbreaking research
Sep 28, 2021
Using high-powered electric pulses to treat cancer in a 3D world
Sep 28, 2021
Plaster Center's contamination-free area has specs that get rid of the specks
Sep 28, 2021
New innovation studio brings together UMKC and the community
Sep 27, 2021
Two UMKC Law alumni receive significant judicial appointments
May 13, 2021
UMKC law alumnae instrumental in creating scholarship for aspiring women lawyers
May 05, 2021
As court proceedings move online, judges lean into new technologies and procedures to ensure a fair hearing for all who appear
May 05, 2021
Provides Opportunity for New Graduates and the Community
May 05, 2021
Mekebib Solomon (J.D. ’20) has earned his law degree twice, in two different countries. That’s not the most interesting thing about him.
May 05, 2021
A School of Law alumni conversation on race, equity and where we go from here
May 05, 2021
How current law students are making it work in a pandemic
May 05, 2021
School of Law designs Internet portal to simplify how victims of domestic violence get court protection in Kansas
May 05, 2021
Alumni and students work toward a more ethnically inclusive and equitable future
Mar 11, 2021
Over the months of the pandemic, alumni and faculty in every corner of health care have responded and adapted with courage and continuing creativity.
Mar 11, 2021
Ingenuity and flexibility are key for food and event service businesses
to survive the pandemic
Mar 11, 2021
How teachers and students are adjusting to a very new normal
Mar 11, 2021
Performing arts alumni find new ways to reach audiences during pandemic shutdowns
Mar 11, 2021
To Obie Austin, they’re both a call to service
Mar 11, 2021
Harnessing the power of AI to aid disaster relief
Jul 20, 2020
Researcher looks to computer modeling to enhance aviation safety
Jul 16, 2020
UMKC researchers are working on the technology behind a noninvasive device that would monitor for symptoms
Jul 13, 2020