With the World War I film series soon to close, the Truman State history department commemorates the centennial of the “great war.” The series, which began Sept. 10 with the airing of 1969’s “Oh What […]
Giving Tuesday, or National Day of Giving, is coming to Truman State for the first time from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m, Dec. 1, in the SUB Down Under. The event is being organized for a […]
Thanksgiving always seems to bring to mind images of going “over the river and through the woods to grandmother’s house” for turkey, family and the annual Thanksgiving football game. But for me, grandmother’s house is less “over the river and through […]
The Truman State Multicultural Affairs Center is working to organize a Social Justice Leadership Summit for the first time April 15-16. The conference will be open to anyone and designed to educate people about social justice issues. Jerad Green, program coordinator […]
College tuition prices have been rising for years, yet people continue to attend them. Is this the societal pressure saying without a college degree you won’t go anywhere? Or does college actually have benefits that […]
The Truman State women’s soccer team advanced to the NCAA regional tournament for the 11th time in program history, earning a win against Cedarville University and losing to GLVC rival Bellarmine University last weekend. After winning the GLVC […]
The Missouri Public Service Commission had the last of its three public hearings for the Mark Twain Transmission Project Oct. 27 in the Student Union Building. Ameren Transmission Company of Illinois representatives, residents of Adair County, private business contractors […]
Last weekend the Truman State volleyball team played a double-header against William Jewell College and Rockhurst University. The Bulldogs began the weekend with an opportunity to qualify for the GLVC Tournament, and started a run against William Jewell Friday […]
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 […]
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, […]
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