[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Despite Truman State’s relatively small size, the campus contains many fascinating places that are not widely known. Some places have their roots in Truman’s history, tradition and folklore, while others simply are not the kinds […]
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]The Truman State theatre department opened its season with “Crimes of the Heart.” “Crimes of the Heart” follows the three Magrath sisters, who have been reunited after being apart for several years. They’ve come together because of their grandfather’s illness and […]
Four years is not very long, and it’s hard to pack everything you want to do into your college experience. From climbing the trees to hanging out in the Kirk gym, there are a lot […]
It seems like I can barely send a text in public without someone making a comment about how dependent my generation is on technology. Again and again I have listened to adults claim technological advancements […]
In cooperation with the Peace Corps, Truman State now offers a Peace Corps Prep certification to students, giving them a competitive advantage when applying to work with the organization. To complete this program, students must […]
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Campus was bustling last weekend because of beautiful weather, family day and, finally, game day. The Truman State volleyball team played in the first of Truman Athletics’ many home season debuts at Pershing Arena Friday night. […]
Nikki is a sophomore studying abroad this semester in Ormskirk, England. Check in each week for posts from Nikki as she shares her experiences abroad. I feel in color. Yes, you read that correctly! What […]
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Students who frequent the Pickler Memorial Library Starbucks might have noticed artwork ranging from oil pastel landscapes to stained glass hanging on the cafe walls. These works of art were created by the members of […]
Truman State alumnus Seth Jackson, a former Truman men’s basketball guard, signed a one-year deal to play professionally with BC Balkan in Bulgaria on Monday. After months of job insecurity, Jackson came to terms with the club to continue his career […]
Parents have voiced concern about the Ray Miller Elementary principal after discovering her husband is a registered sex offender in Missouri. Principal Jennifer Botello is new to the Kirksville R-III school district this year and […]
During college, establishing meaningful relationships and developing leadership experience can make a difference and impact others. For members of Omicron Delta Kappa, a national leadership honor society, these opportunities already are starting to have an […]
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