Happy November from Student Government! Student Government works all year to provide projects and policies for the students of Truman State University through its various committees. A subcommittee under Student Government is the Purple Friday […]
This piece was submitted by freshman Jack Ratliff Over the past week and a half, we have had two armed robberies on or near our campus. One of these armed robberies took place behind my […]
One of the things that might have appealed to you as a prospective student at Truman State University is the campus greenery. Campus is filled with old-growth trees of varying species. In fact, the entirety […]
In response to the column last week, I would like to take a few minutes to let everyone know about the circumstances surrounding the incident involving the man with a weapon at the 300 block […]
As all Truman State University students know, Truman provides many unique opportunities to its students, and if you’re interested in speaking at graduation this may be the perfect one for you! We are currently seeking […]
Last week’s Homecoming was marked with the completion of the Sandra K. Giachino Reavey Sesquicentennial Plaza. The ribbon cutting ceremony Oct. 19 was a joyous celebration of all the efforts that went into finishing the […]
When you are a teenager, finding the one place you fit in is hard enough. Countless movies and TV shows have highlighted teen angst so well that it borders on cliche. Coming into college, I […]
TMN film critic Gordon McPherson gives “Zombieland: Double Tap” 3/5 bloody guitars Director Ruben Fleischer’s “Zombieland: Double Tap” fails to recapture the wit, stakes and heart of the original film, but nevertheless proves passably entertaining. […]
It’s often said that the people closest to the action have the clearest understanding of events. At the same time, all of us carry a perspective distinctive to ourselves. Both of these are certainly true […]
As we briskly move into the fall season, I am filled with excitement for the cooler nights, the holidays and the family time to come. I am also, unfortunately, reminded of the mental and emotional […]
The City of Kirksville recently approved a new mobility plan which will add a sidewalk along the entirety of Baltimore Street. While this addition is both necessary and beneficial to the infrastructure and transportation along […]
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 […]
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