February 1 marked the beginning of Black History Month, a time when we recognize the black men and women who made a difference in the world, present and future of our nation and the world […]
It seems Kirksville can’t decide whether to caress us with a gentle spring breeze or bombard us with sleet and freezing rain. With Truman State University closing twice in a single semester thanks to inclement […]
As Michael Grasing was entering his home Jan. 13 to retrieve a shovel and remove the snow from his car, he glanced at his neighbor’s window and discovered a fire had started to engulf their […]
With the population of the Congolese community only growing, it is important for each of us to welcome them to the Kirksville family. With language and culture being alien to the Congolese, Doctor Bobette Nzuzi […]
It all began with a simple burrito stand at the farmer’s market on Saturday mornings. Hector Contreras, John Garlock and Contreras’s two nieces would fry tater tots and sausage at 5 a.m. and place their burritos into a wagon to pull two blocks to The Square. With demand for burritos and Kirksville community support high, Contreras came up with an idea: turn the burrito stand into a restaurant. […]
After three and a half years of working together, a trio of friends finally made their way to the stage to take their second place awards in the 2018 TigerHacks hackathon. With every trial, junior computer science majors Tyler Acosta, Katherine Durant and Jeremie Amano’s skills and bond only grew stronger as they attended hackathons every semester. […]
Making your way through the halls of Magruder Hall, you might stumble upon Truman State University’s herpetarium,which houses snakes, lizards and more. Just inside that door there are several student volunteers and workers, like outreach manager junior Emily Melgren, handling the animals with care and helping others get to know more about them. […]
David Atkinson, a Truman State University alumnus, decided to grab at every opportunity to better himself after receiving an exercise science degree. After serving six months of active duty in Afghanistan, he went on to […]
Burden also said the cafeteria, which opened in 1965, was in dire need of an upgrade. He said several of the fixtures like the salad bar, condiment bar and drinking station dated back to the 1990s, and the wires back in some areas were still running on fuses. […]
United Speakers, an organization determined to help immigrants integrate into our culture, will be receiving a $500 grant from the Foreign Language Association of Missouri to help provide educational supplies and teach English to our growing diverse community. […]
Do you like jazz? Walking down the stairs of the Pershing Building on a Wednesday night, you can hear the faint sound of a hot beat playing on speakers in the arena. Around that corner […]
In the growing age of technology, social media has become a huge part of everyday life. Most, if not all, Truman State University departments have their own social media accounts for students to connect with. […]
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