Missouri Hall Director Zac Burden is the newest member of the Kirksville City Council. The four Council members voted unanimously to appoint Burden at the Council meeting Aug. 20. Burden took the oath of office […]
Senior Kevin Hammond said students from Truman State University might feel a responsibility to be perfect because of the University’s reputation, but they have to think of the consequences of what they put into their bodies. […]
“When an event is so different from one’s frame of reference, making a judgment that’s both quick and accurate isn’t so easy,” writes sports editor Curt Wichmer, “and because of these judgments, there’s hardly a foreign pastime more maligned than the Spanish bullfight.” […]
“The changes to our core curriculum have been carefully considered by faculty at all levels, and we truly believe that this change will offer tremendous benefits to every part of the Truman [State University] community,” writes economics professor Justin Jarvis. […]
The Clayton B. Ofstad Endowed Chair is a gift in honor of a former language and literature professor. After his death, his wife, Odessa Ofstad, chose to honor his legacy at the University with an endowment. […]
Fresh off of a season that led them to their second NCAA Div. II Men’s Basketball Championship tournament appearance in a row and a near-record 13 conference wins, Truman State University welcomes newly appointed head coach Jeff Horner to the men’s basketball program. […]
“’Won’t You Be My Neighbor?’ is a perfect film, in my humble opinion,” writes Gordon McPherson, The Index movie reviewer. “I have not one single problem with it, besides that it ends.” […]
“I think what they will do is swim for him, in a way,” swimming head coach Jerod Simek said. “He was always a big part of the team and still is.” […]
This is the beginning of an exciting part of your lives, and we, The Index Editorial Board, not only want you to have a great year, but want you to find your Truman identity, which might mean getting out of your comfort zone. […]
The City of Kirksville began work on two major transportation projects this summer: a reconstruction of Illinois Street and the implementation of a new box culvert water flow system — allowing water and drainage to flow under city streets — at the corner of North Cottage Grove Avenue and East Harrison Street. […]
Students affiliated with both the Democratic and Republican parties took action this summer and participated in various campaigns, all of which required students to do more than create politically charged posts on their social media channels. […]
After former Gov. Eric Greitens left office in June, the Missouri General Assembly and Gov. Mike Parson passed a budget restoring Truman’s appropriation to the same level of fiscal year 2018, about $39.5 million. […]
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