Jonathan Butler decided to stop eating Nov. 2. Butler, a graduate student at the University of Missouri, made his decision after Mizzou President Tim Wolfe declined to respond to “several instances of racism and discrimination […]
I am tired. I am tired from keeping one eye on the change that is happening on our campus, and another on the parts of life that go on as “normal.” I am tired from […]
Public trust in the government is near an all-time low. With the abundance of fact-checking resources and citizen reporters, you’d have to live in a hole not to hear reports of political wrongdoing. Many people […]
Take a nighttime stroll through campus. What do you see? Probably quite a bit — there’s a lot of light. So take a step back and ponder for a moment what you do not see. […]
Remember the first time you stepped onto Truman State’s campus? College felt like the ultimate haven, a place where any person could learn, pursue extracurricular interests, conduct research, work and live. College also should be […]
In the minds of many college-aged gay men, HIV is a thing of the past — something that could never happen to them. However, this demographic makes up 19 percent of all new HIV infections […]
As Halloween approaches, many students will look for inexpensive ways to scare themselves — the haunted houses provided by different organizations at Truman State are an extremely fun option for those students. There is a […]
I, and Truman State University faculty members I have communicated with, are pleased with the announcement covered on page one of the Oct. 8 Index that Gov. Jay Nixon will ask the legislature to increase state funding for […]
By now, most students have heard of Ameren’s proposed Mark Twain Transmission Line. The power line, which would cut across the land of many of our neighbors in Northeast Missouri, has made the local papers, […]
Following the community forum earlier this week, the Mark Twain Transmission Project once again has become a hot-button topic of conversation in Kirksville and the surrounding area. This 100-mile proposed electrical transmission line would link […]
This is part of a feature, “Head to Head,” in which two columnists offer competing views on the same subject. Read Will Chaney’s column in the Oct. 8 Index, or online here. Last semester, the […]
This is part of a feature, “Head to Head,” in which two columnists offer competing views on the same subject. Read Will Chaney’s column in the Oct. 8 Index, or online here. This year, Truman […]
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