Residence Life at Truman State University is partially closing four residence halls and permanently decommissioning the Randolph Apartments. Floors on four residence halls will be closed for the upcoming semester. The reason for closing the upper […]
Truman State University more than doubled its weekly case numbers last week. The week of Jan. 19, campus saw 19 new cases; the following week, the number jumped to 49 student cases and five employee […]
At the beginning of the semester, Truman State University announced it will no longer have “snow days,” or days where the University cancels all classes on campus due to inclement weather. The University stated in […]
The decision to keep spring break in the 2021 spring schedule was made with consideration for the risk of spreading infection and the toll 14 weeks without a break has on students. The Executive Leadership […]
Truman State University will soon exit from the JED program, a mental health advocacy program. After the University graduates from the program, there is a continuation committee to keep the progress moving. University Counseling Services […]
5. Hitting the gym: When I try to find some peace at the Rec Center it sucks to find a bunch of people taking up the machines who don’t know what they are doing. I […]
On and before Nov. 3, Truman State University students either headed to the polls or cast their mail-in ballots. However, with classes that day and a pandemic going on, the situation required many students to […]
Two posters were found along East Normal Avenue featuring hateful speech, including a racial slur. This act initiated several responses including a “there is no place for hate at Truman” campaign on campus, a “you […]
In the heart of Ophelia Parrish Building sits the University Art Gallery. Around this time of year it would usually be bustling with faculty and students snacking and socializing while admiring the art. However, now […]
At the start of the semester she woke early in the morning, then headed to teach classes until three. Once three o’clock hit she went home to start sewing. She sewed for hours, made a […]
I understand that we all got lonely and lovesick during quarantine, but y’all really hopped onto Tinder a little too quickly. Don’t worry, we’ve all been there and downloaded Tinder as a “joke” and then […]
On Monday, Sept. 28, Truman State University students organized a march from the Department of of Public Safety to the Kirksville Police Department to protest the killing of Breonna Taylor, a Black Louisville, Kentucky, woman […]
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