Julius, along with his fraternity brothers at Sig Ep, are hosting the first annual Festa’s Fall Festival to honor Festa, who died of oral cancer this past spring. For 27 years, Festa had served as chapter adviser for Sig Ep, one of the longest tenured Sig Ep chapter advisers in the whole country. Sig Ep wanted to honor their adviser in a way that would make Festa proud and raise money for a good cause. […]
John Hoogland, biology professor at the University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science, had a busy couple of days before he arrived at Truman State University. Specifically, Hoogland needed to liquidate 800 traps and 11 observation towers, among other things, from his prairie dog field research assets. […]
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 […]
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. […]
Students affiliated with both the Democratic and Republican parties took action this summer and participated in various campaigns, all of which required students to do more than create politically charged posts on their social media channels. […]
Hundreds of students lined a lush, green Quad on a particularly sunshiney Earth Day, interested and energized about making a difference to help the planet. […]
When he was a Truman student, he majored in philosophy and religion with an English minor. It wasn’t until his junior year that he decided to pursue creative writing. […]
Senior David Bradbury, Bike Co-op President, said recently the Bike Co-op helped set up a bike sharing program on campus with funds received from the Student Giving Campaign. […]
One of the hallmarks of The Monitor is the large number of anonymous submissions. This is because much of the content is personal, said senior Ben Wallis, The Monitor vice president. […]
Inside Baldwin Hall 101, the Windfall staff read over a potato story among other submissions to potentially select for Truman State University’s undergraduate literary magazine. […]
Pictures of former writing consultants smile from the walls as the club gets to work on critiquing a member’s writing. She reads a section of her work aloud and the group shows approval by snapping. Then the workshop begins. […]
Many campuses, including Truman State University, have their own chapters. In fact, sophomore Orielle Heilicher founded the one here when she transferred from University of Colorado Boulder to Truman this year. […]
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