Freshman William Batterson from Richmond Heights, Missouri passed away Monday afternoon. Batterson was a history major residing in West Campus Suites. He was a recent graduate of Ladue Horton Watkins High School in St. Louis, […]
After a long summer break away from practice and tournaments, the Truman State men’s club volleyball team is back at it following tryouts last week. With many returning players and some new freshmen, the club […]
Before art professor John Bohac went to college, he says he saw art in a very narrow way — he thought it was only about skill. He said it wasn’t until he came to Truman State more than 30 […]
In this edition of the Dog Pound, TMN Reporter Sarah Hicks interviews Roderick Jones, who discusses his excitement to travel to Detroit and Indianapolis this season. She also recaps the football team’s recent game against […]
With a record number of international students at Truman State, the Center for International Students has more responsibilities than ever to help these students adjust to life in America. The CIS offers a variety of services to […]
Spring showers started during mid-April, but rather than bringing May flowers, the heavy rain kept coming until mid-August. The constant rain adversely affected residents and the landscape of Kirksville. An overabundance of water caused lasting damage that not only […]
If the tortured screams of Truman State students are anything to go by, I am not alone in hating math. Okay, so maybe “tortured screams” is overstating it a bit, but if there’s one thing […]
During the summer, Pickler Library’s Special Collections acquired 73 pages of works by the ancient Roman poet Virgil. Amanda Langendoerfer, Head of Special Collections and Archives, says she purchased the leaves from Fred Schreiber, a rare books dealer in New […]
This semester, Sodexo dining services is offering late night dining hours in Missouri Hall from 8 to 10 P.M. on Monday through Thursday of each week. With this change, Missouri Hall is no longer serving […]
Through no fault of its own, Kirksville will be losing 275 full-time jobs and 100 part-time jobs, according to a November 2014 KTVO article. This is the direct result of the Kraft-Heinz Corporation’s decision to […]
The Kirksville Public Works Department proposed a plan at the Airport and Transportation Commission meeting Sept. 8 to improve streets in Downtown Kirksville. The plan, which involves mainly resurfacing roads, still needs to gain […]
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