Joe Benevento, a Truman State University creative writing professor, just came out with a new fiction book called “Kiss of the Moonflower.” It is the third installment of the Capelli Brothers series, but it can […]
Fill in the blank: “If I had ___, then I’d be happy.” What was the answer? Money? Love? A career? People, especially young adults with such an uncertain path, often have a hard time finding […]
In the heart of Ophelia Parrish Building sits the University Art Gallery. Around this time of year it would usually be bustling with faculty and students snacking and socializing while admiring the art. However, now […]
The Museum and Archives Internships program provides hands-on experience to students by giving them a wide variety of internship opportunities, both at Truman State University and across the state of Missouri. Even as the Museum […]
Truman State University’s Orchestra has seen many changes in its ability to practice and perform this semester, with COVID-19 concerns causing alterations in how it provides musical ensembles to the student body and their families. […]
It was a cool, brisk Autumn day as the sun gleamed down on Truman State University’s Quad Oct. 12 — ideal conditions for the Students Activities Board to hold its Harvest Festival, besides the lively […]
COVID-19 has definitely changed the way we think about most of our social activities. While we can’t gather in huge crowds or throw giant parties to celebrate the season, there are plenty of socially-distanced activities […]
With the incredible reach that the COVID-19 pandemic has had on almost all aspects of human life, it was only a matter of time before the pandemic made its way onto the syllabus. Professors at […]
During this uncertain, difficult time, students and teachers alike have to find ways to cope with their mental and physical health. Depression, stress, anxiety and other mental health problems pile on top of each other […]
At the start of the semester she woke early in the morning, then headed to teach classes until three. Once three o’clock hit she went home to start sewing. She sewed for hours, made a […]
In the wake of increasing free time during this past spring’s quarantine measures, many pursued new hobbies or reinvigorated old ones. For Andrew Weber, then a senior at Truman State University, his pastime involved more […]
I understand that we all got lonely and lovesick during quarantine, but y’all really hopped onto Tinder a little too quickly. Don’t worry, we’ve all been there and downloaded Tinder as a “joke” and then […]
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