After five long, taxing months, your trusty campus newspaper is back and better than ever. The Index will appear as a physical newspaper again this semester, but on a different schedule. We will only produce […]
Last Friday, the Collegiate Readership Program was defunded through a measure on the Student Government election ballot. While recent budget developments certainly require many areas of campus to reconsider how money is spent, eliminating the […]
Quarantine can be difficult. To ease the boredom, The Index Editorial Board shared some thoughts about what’s been keeping them busy over the past few weeks at home. Ryan Pivoney, Editor-in-Chief This is an […]
As I’m sure you’re aware, Truman State University has closed its campus and canceled face-to-face classes for the rest of the spring semester. With this sweeping change comes a lot of questions regarding how the […]
Photographer Jess T. Dugan is known for her ability to capture emotionally intimate images in her works, which were displayed in Truman State University’s art gallery last month. In her Feb. 22 keynote speech, Dugan […]
If you are a devoted reader of the Kirksville Daily Express, you have my sympathies. The local news source recently announced plans to switch from six days a week to a twice-weekly printing schedule for […]
If you’re anything like me when I was starting my freshman year of college, you probably have a lot of questions. You probably have even more people giving different answers or strange advice about where […]
When I arrived on campus almost two years ago, I knew I wanted to join the student newspaper. I did not know I would be its Editor-in-Chief so soon. It is a great honor to […]
In my four years living in the Kirksville community, I have seen a lot of growth. The city has welcomed Hobby Lobby, Menards and, most recently, Gordmans since I’ve been here. While I can’t pretend […]
Local elections are weird for me. My parents are good people, and they always vote in the big, presidential elections, but the thing they never instilled in me was the importance of local elections. Never […]
“Three years ago, I arrived eager to start classes and get involved and make a trillion new lifelong friends,” writes Editor-in-Chief Brently Snead.
“Okay, so maybe my expectations were a little high.” […]
Appeals to “diversity” are everywhere. Politicians exhort us to reject bigotry and build multicultural and multiethnic communities. Universities take great pains to display their acceptance of students of all backgrounds. In the workplace, employees are […]
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