Campus
Fair Apartments to be demolished
The building, located along Patterson Street in front of Ryle Hall and across from Violette Hall, will be replaced by an open area for students. […]
Articles by Ryan Pivoney
Campus
Election coverage: Student Government elections open through Thursday
Voting for Student Government opened Monday and will conclude at 10 a.m. Thursday morning. […]
News
State college options could be expanded
Sen. Jay Wasson from District 20 said passing the measure would allow more schools to offer higher degree programs throughout the state. […]
News
State House asks for restored higher-ed funding
The House passed a budget plan of $27.8 billion for the 2019 fiscal year, which includes restoring funding for higher education. […]
City
City will change policy on issuing special-use permits for Airbnb
Currently, there are two Airbnb locations in Kirksville operating in compliance with the city law that requires a special-use permit. […]
City
Candidates speak at forum before election
Phillip Biston, Glen Moritz and Kevin Alm are running for the open seat on the City Council. […]
City
Three candidates running for Kirksville City Council
On April 3, Kirksville citizens will vote for the open city council position. Mayor Phillip Biston’s seat on the council is up for re-election, so he faces two challengers — former mayor Glen Moritz and Kevin Alm. […]
Campus
TruCare highlights service in March
Throughout March, affiliates of Truman are encouraged to volunteer in communities all around the world and submit recorded hours to Truman to serve their communities and show off their Bulldog spirit. […]
Campus
Truman, SLU discuss joint law degree
Janet Gooch, vice president for academic affairs and provost, said the universities are discussing a three-plus-three program, meaning students would attend their first three years for an undergraduate degree at Truman, then transfer to SLU where their first year of law school would count as the final year of undergraduate studies. […]
Campus
SigEp house to be completed this summer
The house will have more than 5,000 square feet on the first and second floors and a 2,000 square foot basement, says SigEp president senior Nathan Verzeaux. […]
Administration
Truman creates early retirement incentives program to cut costs
“The budget doesn’t seem to be good for next year, so we are trying to bring back some resources,” said Sally Herleth, executive director of human resources. […]
City
Kraft exceeds Kirksville hiring targets
The company now has a total of about 900 jobs, meaning since their announcement, Kraft Heinz has added almost 500 jobs. […]