Previously located in the Kirk Building, The Language Company-Kirksville will be in Grim Hall for the 2020-21 academic year. TLC partners with colleges across the country to help students get accepted after they complete TLC’s […]
COVID-19 is still affecting the lives of hundreds of thousands in the United States. As of Sept. 9, there were almost 100,000 cases in Missouri, a spike of almost 2,200 since the previous day. On […]
In my last column, I mentioned some of the more popular forms of birth control and ways to prevent STIs. This is a follow-up on the other birth control methods, emergency contraceptives and myths about […]
Truman State University has established a plan for isolating positive COVID-19 cases on campus and developed a new page on its website to track the number of cases among faculty, staff and students. “If we […]
The music department at Truman State University has undergone many changes in response to the COVID-19 virus. Some of these changes include smaller class sizes, outdoor rehearsals, shorter lesson times, the use of masks and […]
Truman State University’s football, volleyball and men’s soccer teams are among the sports whose fall 2020 championships have been postponed to spring 2021 because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Head Football Coach Gregg Nesbitt said it […]
On Aug. 31, I started a petition in partnership with the student organization I am associated with, the Student Climate Union. The petition calls for cancelling classes and exempting all students from school work on […]
No matter where you go on campus, it seems like you cannot avoid the effects of living and learning in a global pandemic. Nearly every part of the Truman State University campus has undergone some […]
If you’re a Typical Truman Student, you’re probably well-acquainted with the struggle of managing multiple responsibilities at once. As to-do lists continue to expand with the combination of online and in-person work this semester, it’s […]
“Today I am so sad that I feel like I will never be happy again,” read the cautious cursive letters in my old diary. The date was exactly five years ago. I remember that day. […]
Facing delay after delay — a fate several media have borne for the past six months — Christopher Nolan’s “Tenet” finally released to theaters Sept. 3. Being his 11th project, Nolan continues to follow his […]
Former Ryle Hall Director Laina Porter left her position in Residence Life Aug. 24, putting the current number of Truman State University hall directors at four, with six residence halls and two on-campus apartment buildings […]
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