This Year’s tailgate and pep rally Saturday, Oct. 19 at noon Southwest corner of Franklin and Patterson streets History of tailgates at Truman Stacy Tucker-Potter, director of engagement in the Office of Advancement, said tailgating […]
The Index Editor-in-Chief Ryan Pivoney and Managing Editor Elisabeth Shirk write about Kirksville’s future and how to best stimulate its economic growth. Kirksville needs more established businesses Ryan Pivoney, Editor-in-Chief In a small town like […]
The volleyball team lost its first two conference games this weekend, bringing their overall record to 6-8. The team travelled to Romeoville, Illinois, Friday to face off against the No. 6 Lewis University Flyers, but […]
Four local churches have come together, shutting down a city street, to host a free block party for all members of the Kirksville and Truman State University communities. Kirksville City Council unanimously approved the churches’ […]
The Truman State University tennis team has kicked off its season with several young players and, as of Tuesday, a 3-1 record. This season the eight player team has four freshmen, one sophomore, three juniors […]
AM Housing, Inc. closed on a house May 30 located at 215 N. High St. and hosted a student work day on Saturday. They hope to use the house as a homeless shelter in the […]
The Truman State University men’s and women’s cross country teams will have their first competition of the season on the road Sept. 6 against Lindenwood University in what is known as the Dog and Cat […]
Plans to repair Baltimore Street from Illinois Street to just south of Patterson Street are moving forward as right of way plans have been approved. Project Manager Keith Killen said the Missouri Department of Transportation […]
After a ground-breaking ceremony in May, construction is now underway for the Sue Ross Arts Center and is expected to take approximately seven months. This new arts center will be located at the corner of […]
Tanner Williams, a Truman State University alumnus, has spent the last two years working to preserve the history of The Diana Foundation, the oldest continuously active gay organization in the U.S. During those two years […]
The first day of classes is fast approaching and one thing we can all expect are those classroom icebreakers — questions like, “If you were an egg, what type of egg would you be?” They’re […]
If you are an incoming freshman to college, you may have heard about the infamous “Freshman 15,” and if you are anything like I was you are adamant that you will not get it. Well, […]
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