In response to Robert Spencer, an active proponent in the counter-jihad movement, speaking on Truman’s campus 8 p.m. Thursday, April 13 in Violette Hall 1000, students and organizations have spoken out both for and against […]
In a time where the extinction of the bee is a very real concern, Missouri conservation group Grow Native is making strides to help us understand what’s at stake and how we can stop it. […]
Vice President for Student Affairs Lou Ann Gilchrist informed Truman State University students and faculty of the death of Truman student Joshua Thomas in an email Thursday morning. Joshua was a junior business administration major and a […]
The two Kirksville City Council seats up for re-election were filled with their incumbents in Tuesday’s municipal election, while the citywide Parks and Recreation half-cent sales tax was approved. Council members Rick Steele and Jerry […]
As the intersection of Illinois Street and US-63 in Kirksville gains a reputation as the most dangerous intersection in town, officials are working to determine what is happening and find the best way to respond. […]
This April will be a busy month for student government as election season kicks off Monday, April 3, and the added bonus of a presidential bid makes this Before you can begin campaigning there’s an […]
There are two Kirksville City Council seats open for election this year with three candidates — incumbent Jerry Mills, incumbent Rick Steele and local Kirksville citizen Kevin Alm. Mills is the owner of property management […]
Following a string of budget cuts by Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens, the board of governors has updated Truman State University’s contribution rate to its statewide retirement plan for professors — bringing annual costs up by […]
Jamie Ball, Truman State University Institutional Compliance Officer and Title IX Coordinator, sent out an email Feb. 24 explaining despite political and social climates shifting and the recent rescinding of former President Barack Obama’s federal […]
Kirksville’s Kraft Plant is running behind on its agreements with the city, and has been given a full-year’s delay on hiring more full time employees. The $229 million expansion and Kraft’s agreements with the city […]
The following is extra information President Sue Thomas’s gave to Truman Media Network when posed the question in last week’s Q&A “How do you plan to destigamitze and help with the growing mental health concerns […]
Truman State University Administration recently disclosed the amount of money spent to conduct the presidential search process which resulted in Sue Thomas being selected as the seventeenth president of the University. The total cost of […]
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