Features

Words and images float in the air, music rings out, reaching the ears of all present. This is an open

Under the menacing glow of red stage lights, Morgan Youngstrom stood face to face with the fifth and final head

The Children’s Literature Festival was held on campus for local elementary students  and featured many children’s authors from across the

Students expressed concern for trees being cut down in the winter, but administrators see this as motivation for maintaining Truman’s

Kirksville native Chad Gooch was drawn to being a police officer as a way to serve the community he grew

All light switches are turned off, and the only light comes from the sun through the windows. On the floor

Since the beginning of the academic year, sophomore Rachel Rushman noticed stray cats have startedto call the West Campus Suites’

Out of the 17,841 members of the Kirksville population, 8,000 are students at Truman State University or A.T. Still University,