Features
Bone marrow drive saves lives
Because of a bone marrow drive like the one recently hosted at Truman State, senior Victoria Holt was able to save the life of a young boy. Phi Sigma Pi, Delta Sigma Pi and Phi Delta […]
Month: November 2015
Features
Columns
Opinion: Student Protests are catalysts for change
The Concerned Student 1950 movement on the University of Missouri’s campus recently succeeded in pressuring Mizzou President Tim Wolfe to step down. Despite obvious pressure from students, faculty and other members of the Mizzou community, […]
Basketball
‘Dogs split in GLIAC games
The women’s basketball team opened its regular season with a pair of neutral-site games in Quincy, Illinois, last weekend. Truman State split the series, falling to the Grand Valley State University Lakers 77-61 Saturday before picking up its […]
Campus
Faculty discuss salaries with the President
Members of Truman State’s chapter the American Association of University Professors (AAUP) met with University President Troy Paino last week in an open forum to to discuss faculty salaries at Truman, which are some of […]
At Home & Abroad
A World of Color: Being Abroad with the Threats of ISIS
For people my age, we were too young to really remember 9/11. I may not be in France, but being in England brings along its own sense of fear after recent events. I think many […]
Campus
BIOL 444 hosts Future of Agriculture panel
Food is an essential part of everyone’s lives. As the population and growing problems with climate change increases, issues of maintaining a food supply has come to the forefront of the minds of the student’s […]
Columns
Opinion: We are all united in tragedy
Nov. 13, 2015, was the day Paris was attacked. I’ve tried more times than I can count to begin this column. There is so much I want to say, but no words can capture all […]
Football
‘Cats top ‘Dogs in finale
For the Truman State football team, its 31-3 loss against McKendree University set the tone for the offseason. During their final game of the season, the Bulldogs matched their top GLVC defense up against the GLVC’s leading offensive […]
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Campus
Panel to review Title IX case
Truman State officials granted an appeal and currently are reviewing a remanded Title IX offense case involving four Truman students. Senior Duncan Holahan reportedly was harassed and threatened with assault by senior Connor Brown, junior […]
Campus
Autopsy indicates student died of overdose
The Adair County Coroner has confirmed cause of death for Truman State student William Batterson who died on campus Sept. 14. Adair County Coroner Brian Noe says the autopsy indicates Batterson died of an overdose […]