One of the things that might have appealed to you as a prospective student at Truman State University is the campus greenery. Campus is filled with old-growth trees of varying species. In fact, the entirety […]
Last week’s Homecoming was marked with the completion of the Sandra K. Giachino Reavey Sesquicentennial Plaza. The ribbon cutting ceremony Oct. 19 was a joyous celebration of all the efforts that went into finishing the […]
The City of Kirksville recently approved a new mobility plan which will add a sidewalk along the entirety of Baltimore Street. While this addition is both necessary and beneficial to the infrastructure and transportation along […]
88.7 KTRM, Truman State University’s student radio station, often broadcasts a wide variety of music, and its repertoire of shows offer something for almost everyone. The radio station recently invited emerging pop artist Sir Babygirl, […]
The dry campus policy has been at the forefront of discussions concerning Student Affairs’ policy recently. Truman State University is a dry campus, meaning alcohol is not allowed anywhere on campus, except where special permissions […]
It’s a popular thought among Truman State University students and other community members that there is nothing to do in Kirksville. Those thoughts are likely linked to Kirksville being a small town in relation to […]
The Aquadome is a cornerstone of the arts community at Truman State University and in the wider Kirksville community. The organization has provided potlucks, craft nights, art shows, live music and more. Not only does […]
Truman State University has received a $1.1 million donation from the Sunderland Foundation to support the Greenwood project, an initiative to turn the old Greenwood school building into a regional autism therapy and diagnostic center. […]
Truman State University, the Alpha Kappa Lambda fraternity, and a former student and fraternity brother are being sued by the parents of two students who committed suicide over the 2016-2017 school year. In total, there […]
Last week, The Index covered Student Government elections. The article explained the three issues on the Student Government ballot that were passed. One amendment to the Student Government Constitution made a $1 Student Activities Fee […]
There’s a lot of buzz right now about Zac Burden becoming the new mayor. Whether or not you agree with the decision and like Burden in the position, we think it’s pretty cool that someone […]
Jenna Fischer, arguably Truman State University’s most famous alumna thanks to her work as Pam in the “The Office,” returned to campus last Thursday and Friday. Her appearance in the Holman Family Distinguished Speaker Series […]
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