On Oct. 2, the local community gathered together to celebrate the arts and local craftsmanship. After being canceled last year, the Red Barn Arts and Crafts Festival was especially appreciated by many in attendance this […]
Being new to a college and a city, especially during COVID-19, can be overwhelming. In Kirksville, one way the city helps connect students to the community is through the Downtown Student Welcome. At the Downtown […]
Don’t fret — all of our furry friends are beloved here at Truman State University! That said, which pet is truly the best according to Truman students? We interviewed pet owners on campus and got […]
There are few people in the world who seem like they can do it all, and professor Chad Mohler is one of them. A professor of philosophy and religion at Truman, Mohler says he’s been […]
When Truman State University closed its campus last Spring, students were sent home and one of the only remaining ways students could communicate with their friends was on Facebook. In a time of pandemic-induced stress […]
Health science student Madelyn Mahurin was thinking about how her mom had recently been diagnosed with adult-onset asthma when she began to wonder if she was at risk as well. This thought gave her the […]
As a student with an over four-hour drive to college, I’ve had to get creative with what I listen to during the car rides. There is only so long you can perform a one-woman concert […]
If you were a student assigned to read Jane Austen’s “Pride and Prejudice” for English class but never did, the Truman State University Theatre Department’s newest production, “Pride@Prejudice,” is for you. The play will be […]
Going from intricate, extravagant pieces in the Spring of 2020 to more simple, easy pieces in the Fall 2020 semester, concerts look very different this year for the Wind Symphony Band. Precautions for bands this […]
With simple and classy decor, lots of seating and occasional live musicians, Wine on Washington presents a cozy and warm atmosphere to drink coffee with friends in the morning and afternoon or wine in the […]
Four residence halls at Truman State University are being partially closed for the 2021-22 academic year, leaving only two residence halls completely open. The closures have been quite a topic of discussion among many of […]
Individuals will once again be able to run into cold bodies of water and receive prizes for raising money at the 15th annual Polar Plunge in Kirksville. The event will take place March 6 at […]
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