As part of its transition away from the Liberal Studies Program, Truman State University will replace the curriculum’s computer literacy expectations with a digital fluency program. As the University prepares to roll out the new […]
Last semester, The Index printed a column discussing the topic of a “Typical Truman Student” and how Truman State University needs to address the mental health decline on campus. Since then, the University has started […]
Jamie D’Agostino, English professor and poet, is fond of notebooks. He writes down titles of poems, images and details of people and objects. D’Agostino also likes to eavesdrop and jot down stray, out-of-context fragments to […]
The Kirksville Arts Association will sign the deed of ownership on a new lot, where they will build the Sue Ross Arts Center, tomorrow. In 2016, the Kirksville Arts Association building burned down. The former […]
In my short time reporting for The Index’s sports section, I’ve written three stories on three different sports. With those three sports came three different head coaches: Jerod Simek from men’s and women’s swimming, Ben […]
U.S. Sen. Claire McCaskill, D-MO, came to Truman State University Sept. 10 for a 15-minute speech and 45-minute Q&A session regarding her campaign for re-election. College Democrats of Truman State University sponsored the event, and […]
After only being on campus for one month, Student Government is already hard at work continuing old projects and starting new endeavors as well. We have a few exciting upcoming events and many opportunities to […]
The 1987 version of “Predator,” starring an unrealistically buff Arnold Schwarzenegger, is a macho, explosive and brainless film that still holds up surprisingly well in 2018. The film stars Schwarzenegger as Dutch, an elite soldier […]
Truman State University’s “dry campus” policy is well-documented, but a new caveat appeared in the student code of conduct this summer — medical amnesty. It is by no means a blanket policy, but in short, […]
About a year ago, during one of my first ever copy editing shifts for The Index, I got to mark up a news story about the Missouri Hall dining hall renovations. I was stoked to […]
In the growing age of technology, social media has become a huge part of everyday life. Most, if not all, Truman State University departments have their own social media accounts for students to connect with. […]
With his combined winnings as a semi-finalist from the National Society of Arts and Letters and the Presser Foundation scholarship from Truman State University, senior flutist Donald Rabin earned $6,000 to spend over the summer. […]
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