“The changes to our core curriculum have been carefully considered by faculty at all levels, and we truly believe that this change will offer tremendous benefits to every part of the Truman [State University] community,” writes economics professor Justin Jarvis. […]
“The [Index’s] April 18 opinion piece regarding the health fee increase was saddening in its misinformation and lack of research,” writes senior Joe Slama, student senator and 2017-18 chair of health, wellness, and safety. […]
“I am confident that we are fully prepared to respond quickly to protect the faculty, staff and students at Truman State University in an active shooter event,” writes Director of Public Safety Sara Holzmeier. “Your safety is our #1 priority.” […]
“Saying that our University is spiraling toward financial disaster is not an exaggeration or edgelord opinion,” writes senior Will Chaney. “It is the reality we face.” […]
Stan Johnston is a digital content expert who has worked for companies such as Hewlett Packard Enterprise, NetApp and McClatchy. Previously, he was an award-winning newspaper writer, editor and manager. He was editor-in-chief of The Index from 1970-71. […]
“Yes, The Index is an important Truman tradition, but why is it less valid if published online?” asks senior Kathryn Hodge. […]
“Although the wind farms don’t produce enough energy to pay for themselves, they provide an enormous tax credit, funded by the tax payer, to profit the corporations,” writes Deborah Games to The Index. […]
“There was just something about grabbing a paper and relaxing with it in the dorms or at the run-down house that I inhabited with friends,” writes alumna Robyn Haug. “These are quintessential memories of college in Kirksville.” […]
“It has recently come to my attention that the print of the Index may soon be in jeopardy due to budget cuts,” writes senior Aaron Laughlin. “As a strong proponent of printed news, I ask that any other course of action be considered.” […]
“Print and media publications from the Truman Media Network not only help keep me informed, but they also help me to see all of the wonderful things that Truman students are doing across campus,” writes junior Emily Priesendorf. […]
“Where other news is limited to a two or three minute soundbite (if you’re lucky), Newspaper reporters have the time and space to go into more detail, covering points of a news story that otherwise would end up on the cutting room floor,” writes Michael Bushnell, publisher of Northeast News. […]
“Our member teachers work tirelessly day after day preparing their students as journalists across all media, but we find the media that students hold in their hands like newspapers or newsmagazines are by far the most read and most effective in reaching the student body,” writes the Missouri Interscholastic Press Association Board of Directors. […]
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