Campus
Fair Apartments to be demolished
The building, located along Patterson Street in front of Ryle Hall and across from Violette Hall, will be replaced by an open area for students. […]
Month: April 2018
Opinions
Opinion: StuGov acts responsibly in face of criticism
Nicolas Telep, news text editor for The Index, wrote a column last week criticizing Student Government’s proposed student health fee increase. This is his follow-up. […]
Features
“Rampage” is disappointing with its mindless violence
“Given this ridiculous plot, viewers shouldn’t expect ‘Rampage’ to take itself too seriously,” writes Gordon McPherson, The Index movie reviewer. […]
Letters to the Editor
Letter to the Editor: Response to mental health fee criticism
“The [Index’s] April 18 opinion piece regarding the health fee increase was saddening in its misinformation and lack of research,” writes senior Joe Slama, student senator and 2017-18 chair of health, wellness, and safety. […]
Campus
Planetarium promotes, entertains via Twitter
After causing an uproar of laughter on Twitter, the Del and Norma Robison Planetarium has received a surplus of visitors to its shows.
The student worker behind it all? Senior Elisabeth Blotevogel. […]
Editorial
Our View: Lavender Graduation and other LGBTQ safe spaces matter
We, The Index Editorial Board, hope other colleges will push to host their own Lavender Graduation Ceremonies and Truman State University will continue to take more steps toward LGBTQ inclusivity. […]
Campus
New fee to upgrade classroom technology
The current fee is the lowest of any public university in Missouri. […]
Campus
Lavender Graduation Ceremony to offer inclusive space for LGBTQ students
The color lavender represents the combination of the pink triangle gay men were forced to wear in Nazi Germany concentration camps and the black triangle lesbian women were also forced to wear, according to the Human Rights Campaign website. […]
Campus
Truman approves fee hike for mental health
The $10 increase to the existing $27 per semester student health fee was approved in last week’s student elections by a 1120-474 vote. […]
Campus
Budget cuts affect Truman Athletics
Truman Athletics Director Jerry Wollmering said the athletic department has been asked to cut about $193,000. […]
Campus
February student death ruled suicide
Maya Warr, second-year biology and pre-med student, died Feb. 3 in her room in Missouri Hall. […]
Campus
Ryle Council creates 50-year time capsule
Junior Allison Phillips, Ryle Hall Council President, said currently 42 organizations are adding items to the time capsule. […]