An internship is an important step for students preparing for careers, particularly for sociology and anthropology students. A variety of internships offered by the Truman State University Sociology and Anthropology department help students obtain practical […]
Blue Key and Cardinal Key, honor societies for upperclassmen, demonstrate how leaders direct others through serving them. For more than 80 years, both Truman State University chapters of the national organizations have led with service […]
Truman State University will soon have a knight on campus, but not the guy most picture on a white horse saving the damsel in distress. French professor Audrey Viguier, assistant professor of French, has recently […]
Changes on Truman State University’s campus have been abundant this semester. Baldwin Hall has been closed for construction, the search for Truman’s next University president is underway and on top of all of it, the […]
The Greek battlefield came alive Nov. 2 in the Student Union Building Down Under, which was bustling with people gathered to listen to Gamal Castile give a presentation Truman State had never seen in this […]
Ian Pratt, junior and member of the LGBTQ+ community at Truman spoke out at the Dump Trump rally put on by Students for a Democratic Society today at 12 p.m on the quad. People […]
Adair County election results have just come in for Adair County. The results suggest a majority of the Adair County voters voted for the Republican candidate for every government position on the ballot. The results […]
While many college voters consider themselves politically independent, studies find few actually know about third party alternatives. A survey by the Pew Research Center conducted in July established the top 14 issues voters are concerned […]
College voters know a lot about who is running in the presidential election this November, but information regarding the candidates running for Missouri’s highest office is a little bit harder to come by. A survey […]
Election season is upon us and as candidates face off in debates, college students seek information about candidate policies, particularly in regards to diversity, education, the economy and the environment. The Issues A survey by […]
Amendment 6 If Amendment 6 passes, voters will be required to identify themselves and present their qualifications as citizens by providing photo identification such as a driver’s license. Senator Will Kraus first proposed the bill […]
Kirksville City Council recognized Marsha Jones for more than 11 years of service on the Lakes, Parks and Recreation Commission. Jones has served on LPRC since December 2004. She currently serves as LPRC chairperson but […]
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