Interim President welcomes new students
Interim President Sue Thomas had the opportunity to meet and talk with new students and their parents during Truman Transformation week.
Interim President Sue Thomas had the opportunity to meet and talk with new students and their parents during Truman Transformation week.
Check out how these incoming freshmen are enjoying their first day at Truman State University with reporter Amber Draper.
During the 2015-16 school year Student Government researched, wrote and passed 31 resolutions proposing changes impacting the Truman State population. TMN did a followup on Resolution 116.016, a resolution in support of an additional University […]
Incoming freshmen will be the first to experience the revamping of an event at Truman State – Truman Transformation. The previous Truman Week has been modified to encompass calendar adjustments and a refocus on educating […]
Kirksville completed street improvements to the downtown area on schedule July 27 as part of a multi-department city effort to improve the visual appeal of The Square. The Tax Increment Finance commission financed the project, which […]
While many only see Residence Life student advisers creating bulletin boards, door decorations and resident events, it is behind closed doors that sacrifices are made and time is spent on bettering the halls. Three-fourths of […]
September 12, hundreds of women will run home to their new sorority after four days of recruitment events, just like the thousands of women before them. However, the women going through recruitment this year will […]
The recently implemented Environmental Sustainability Fee will fund two internship positions at the University Farm. The fee covers the $5,000 cost of the internships, which are part of the Farm to Table Program. The interns […]
This fall, the environmental studies minor will undergo several changes to make it easier for students to fulfill course requirements.The biggest changes to the minor were not having to submit a learning plan, not having […]
Kirksville Residents gathered at the YMCA last week at the groundbreaking ceremony for the new inclusive playground.
This fall, the environmental studies minor will undergo several changes to make it easier for students to fulfill course requirements.
Kirksville residents of all ages gathered at the YMCA April 18 for the ground breaking ceremony for the new inclusive playground. Construction on the playground began last week and, weather depending, is projected to end […]
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