The U.S. has been, and will continue to be, the global poster child for freedom. The topic seems to show up in political and presidential conversations as frequently as selfies on social media. The very essence of Americana […]
The American Chemical Society of Truman State hosted its annual Musical Demo Show last weekend outside Magruder Hall. The event took place 3-5 p.m. Sunday and featured a variety of chemical reactions aimed to delight Kirksville’s children. […]
The Kirksville Chamber of Commerce, along with the Tourism Office and other city departments, sponsor events each year to promote the Kirksville community. These events provide entertainment for residents and visitors, and they help support local businesses. Sandra Williams, Executive […]
In August, junior Casey Whitehead arrived on Truman State’s campus for Residence Life training and found herself in the first actual house she’d ever lived in — a house that no longer will be an […]
Becoming lost is stressful enough, but becoming lost in a country where you cannot understand a single word and no one seems to speak your native tongue brings “stress” to a whole new level. About […]
Embracing college athletics is different for everyone. For some, it’s putting on school colors and leading cheers from the stands. For others, it’s putting on a jersey with the name of their school embroidered across its chest. But, […]
This editorial originally appeared in the April 14 issue of The Index as part of the Head to Head column, featuring two columnists’ opposing views. To read Holly Fisher’s piece about the positive aspects of Sodexo, be […]
With only four regular season matchups left, the Truman State softball team has experienced a streak of success. The Bulldogs won 15 of their last 20 games in conference play. Players attribute this continued success to aggression at the plate, […]
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