The days of stockpiling toilet paper and binge-watching “Tiger King” are nearing an end. After over a year of isolation, social distancing and disappointment, a glimmer of hope was emailed to Truman State University students, […]
A COVID-19 vaccination clinic was held on campus for the Truman State University community April 7. Three hundred and sixty doses were administered at the event. In a survey conducted by Nancy Daley-Moore and Scott […]
Truman State University more than doubled its weekly case numbers last week. The week of Jan. 19, campus saw 19 new cases; the following week, the number jumped to 49 student cases and five employee […]
The Adair County Health Department announced Tuesday that the second round of COVID-19 vaccines will be issued Wednesday, Jan. 27, to targeted populations, not the general public. The Health Department will administer these vaccines via […]
The COVID-19 guidelines established by Truman State University last fall will carry over into the spring semester as the University faces rising cases in Adair County and the addition of academic breaks. As of Tuesday, […]
We all know students and the Truman State University administration have had to make several adjustments because of COVID-19. However, the often forgotten piece of the puzzle in these adjustments is the professors, whose jobs […]
Over the past few weeks, COVID-19 cases have sharply increased in Adair County. Meanwhile, at Truman State University, cases have remained fairly steady. As of Nov. 17, there were 168 active cases of COVID-19 and […]
Truman State University has established plans to help prevent the spread of COVID-19 to keep students and faculty safe for the fall semester and still ensure effective learning and teaching experiences. The University laid out […]
Truman State University Faculty Senate endorsed changes to academic policies for the spring 2020 semester Thursday afternoon. The proposed changes include extending the final drop date for individual courses and the deadline to change courses […]
Truman State University’s faculty medical insurance plan changes will go into effect Jan. 1, 2020. Dave Rector, vice president for Administration, Finance and Planning, said the medical insurance covers faculty, staff and their dependents. Faculty […]
Truman State University is looking to replace the current Liberal Studies Program with The Dialogues, which will be fully introduced at the start of the 2020 school year. “The Dialogues is meant to give Truman […]
The Truman State University Board of Governors met Saturday, April 13 to discuss multiple projects and listen to university leader reports. University President Sue Thomas reported to the Board she thinks the Greenwood center project […]
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