Most students are familiar with the resounding groan that echoes throughout a classroom in response to one dreaded phrase — group project. No one wants to deal with the hassle of organizing schedules, distributing workloads and collectively meeting […]
The March 15 Missouri primary came and went, and I — unfortunately — couldn’t vote. I was excited and ready to be civically engaged, but I received a letter from the Adair County Clerk’s office shortly after turning […]
This editorial originally appeared in the March 24 issue of The Index as part of the Head to Head column, featuring two columnists’ opposing views. To read Jared Roberts’ piece about how the Board of Governors […]
This editorial originally appeared in the March 17 issue of The Index as part of the Head to Head column, featuring two columnists’ opposing views. To read Corbin Kottman’s piece about how mental health days cause […]
During the past few weeks we, the Index Editorial Board, have been working to answer your questions about the political process, encouraging you to become informed and getting you excited to vote and be civically engaged in the […]
The tempting proposal of a free college education is a hot topic that alerted many young voters to Vermont Sen. Bernie Sander’s presidential campaign and still remains part of their argument to elect him into office. Other […]
There is an expression for people in this modern age — we call ourselves “media consumers.” This idea that we watch things the same way we consume food has interesting implications — so what happens when we consume […]
Last week, a group of my fellow Truman State students and I had the opportunity to go to Jefferson City, Missouri, for Truman’s lobbying day at the Capitol. While there, I met with many members of the Missouri […]
This is a letter to the editor, written by senior environmental studies major Chloe Jackson about her belief that the Truman Investment Committee should divest from fossil fuel corporations. There will be more information about Truman’s […]
During every athletic career there are thousands of firsts — first point, first trophy, first time in the starting lineup. The majority of firsts in sports are exciting, but negatives exist as well. This week, […]
This week, winter has come to a close as Kirksville residents begin to wander outside their homes to enjoy the beautiful, sunny weather, but this glorious sunshine comes with a dark cloud looming over it. […]
Feminism gets a bad rap in today’s society. Front runners of the feminist movement such as actress Emma Watson and singer Beyoncé have tried to dispel confusion and bring a positive light to the topic. […]
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