Finally, something that sports fans and theater fans can both enjoy. The Truman State University Theatre Department is putting on its production of “The Wolves,” an emotional, high-energy play about a girls’ indoor soccer team. […]
The Classical and Modern Languages Department is hosting a film festival featuring eight French, Spanish and German movies. The department started showing these films Friday, January 25 in the Baldwin Hall Little Theater and will […]
This is part seven of a serialized fictional story written by freshman staff writer Allison Maschhoff. Part six can be found here. A few months later, Jonah and I were eating lunch at school. There […]
Brendan O’Brien, visiting writer and Truman State University alumnus, could not write about people, landscapes or events by sitting down at his computer. For his novels, an important part of his research involved observing people, […]
With his combined winnings as a semi-finalist from the National Society of Arts and Letters and the Presser Foundation scholarship from Truman State University, senior flutist Donald Rabin earned $6,000 to spend over the summer. […]
The Truman State theatre department is presenting Seussical November 11 and 12 at 7 p.m. and November 12 at 2 p.m. in Severns Theatre. Students can purchase tickets at the box office for $5. The […]
Know your people. This year offers the opportunity to have a say in both state and local positions. Research the candidates so you are making a choice you are comfortable with because these people […]
The art department has created a new program this year that challenges individuals to take 15 minutes out of their busy weeks to appreciate and learn more about art. Faculty members of the art department […]
One of Truman State University’s professors traveled to Louisville, Kentucky last week, where his work is featured in a new exhibit at the Frazier History Museum. The exhibit, “Kentucky by Design: The Decorative Arts and American […]
Maggie Messitt has a BA in journalism and a human rights interdisciplinary program from Boston College, an MFA from Goucher College, and is one dissertation defense away from a PhD in creative nonfiction at Ohio […]
Did you know the dictionary has been banned from libraries in California because it includes sexual definitions? The Where’s Waldo series was met with controversy in schools in Michigan and New York after […]
The owners of Gallery 104, Paul and Colleen Wagner, moved to Kirksville in 2013. Colleen is one of the founders of the Missouri and Southern Iowa Art Guild and served on the Kirksville Arts Association […]
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