This is the sixth installment in TMN staff writer Allison Maschhoff’s serialized fiction series, The Curse of Briar Michaels. You can read part six here. Death did not show its face that first day. Well, correction. […]
TMN film critic Gordon McPherson gives “Unicorn Store” 3.5/5 vacuums. Brie Larson’s quirky directorial debut “Unicorn Store” is entertaining, albeit decently cringeworthy. The film centers around Kit, played by Larson, a glitter-obsessed art school dropout […]
The marimba — which looks like a piano but instead consists of a set of wooden bars struck with mallets to produce music — is quite the misunderstood instrument and often confused with a xylophone. […]
TMN film critic Gordon McPherson gives “Cold War” four out of five hammers and sickles. Spring is finally here. Hallelujah. There hasn’t been a better time to watch “Cold War,” a grim Polish love story […]
The Student Union Building Down Under erupted with energy last Saturday as bands and groups of all sorts came to play music and dance at Quesapalooza to celebrate Khan Queso’s “Khan You Hear Us Now?” […]
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 […]
Last month 2014 Truman State University graduate and writer, published his first book of poetry titled “What Loss Taught Me.”
Stephen Furlong chose to write poetry because he was blown away by the beauty and complexity of it. Furlong compared it to standing close to a painting and seeing the brushstrokes, and then by stepping away, one can see how ideas are woven together. That is one of the mystifying elements of writing, but he always thought that poetry was different. […]
Jamie D’Agostino, English professor and poet, is fond of notebooks. He writes down titles of poems, images and details of people and objects. D’Agostino also likes to eavesdrop and jot down stray, out-of-context fragments to […]
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. […]
Minor spoiler warning. Spike Lee’s “BlacKkKlansman” is a disturbing and provocative condemnation of hatred, making it one of 2018’s must-see films. “BlacKkKlansman” centers around an African-American man in the 1970s named Ron Stallworth, played brilliantly […]
It was photo editor senior Bethany Travis’ goal to see and do everything, from the American Museum of Natural History to the Statue of Liberty — and seeing “Hamilton” on Broadway. […]
Tanner said while attending Truman, he majored in communication and wrote for The Index. This led to him working a number of jobs in journalism before becoming a full-time musician. […]
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