We are a campus in grief. It’s always difficult losing a member of the Truman community, since it seems like everyone knows — or at least recognizes — all of the students on our campus, […]
I recently found myself seated in a boardroom on the 34th floor of the tallest building in Des Moines (yes, there are real buildings in Iowa, I promise) enjoying an exquisitely catered breakfast. I was […]
As popular culture in the form of media has grown throughout the decades, along with our ability to access it, the effects it has on our society and the way we view the world have […]
The word exercise has, through far too many dodgeball games in gym class, overly pleased-with-life marathoners and cringe-worthy weight loss shows, become both the savior and bane of our physical activity-sapped existence. We’ve learned exercise […]
Niantic Inc.’s “Pokemon Go” was one of the most highly anticipated mobile games before its release, and it’s no wonder as of writing this article it has 50 million downloads, according to its Google Play […]
If I had to describe my time at Truman State, and more specifically the Truman State University Index, I’d go with this — “I walked in a dumb freshman and left a White House correspondent.” […]
Well, this is it. I’ve cleaned out my desk. I’ve logged out of my social media accounts — after a few too many Facebook hacks from officemates throughout the years. And now this is it. […]
Well, here we are. The end of another wonderful year and, for me, the end of my career at Truman State. For the past year I’ve served the Truman State University Index as the opinions […]
The U.S. has been, and will continue to be, the global poster child for freedom. The topic seems to show up in political and presidential conversations as frequently as selfies on social media. The very essence of Americana […]
This editorial originally appeared in the April 14 issue of The Index as part of the Head to Head column, featuring two columnists’ opposing views. To read Holly Fisher’s piece about the positive aspects of Sodexo, be […]
Two years ago, I walked into what I believed would be a typical lecture for my nutrition class. As the lecture went on, the professor came to a few slides on a topic I had, until that day, […]
When I checked my inbox Monday, an email from the Multicultural Affairs Center caught my eye. It was about Asian-American Heritage Month, which usually is during the month of May, but had been moved to April because campus would […]
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