Adam Hoskins never thought he’d hear Jeopardy! host Alex Trebek utter his name. But there Hoskins was, standing on the Jeopardy! platform, which he said was smaller than he had imagined when he was growing up, watching the show on TV […]
Anyone who has ideas about how the Environmental Sustainability Fee should be spent are invited to submit their ideas Truman State students are now able to submit ideas for how the new $10 Environmental Sustainability Fee […]
Nothing says friendship like biking about 4,000 miles across the country together during the hot summer months. Two Truman State alumni are gearing up to do just that. Friends Max McDermott and Alex Hromockyj aren’t just in it for the adventure. […]
The U.S. Department of Agriculture Rural Development granted the Adair County Nursing Home District, known locally as Twin Pines Adult Care Center, an $11 million Community Facilities Direct Loan to build a modernized facility. Construction […]
While many students traveled home and visited family during the winter break, some Truman State international students decided to tour the United States. One large group of international students decided to travel to New York […]
I should start this blog by saying I never had any interest in going to Ireland or Scotland. I always imagined them to be boring and only filled with large, green hills. After my recent […]
A new out-of-town independent publication has arrived in Kirksville during fall 2015. A ‘zine — pronounced “zeen” — is a self-published, non-profit magazine. It is often marketed towards niche audiences and presented in an unpolished […]
Pascal, Truman State Herpetarium‘s veiled chameleon, died Nov. 18 of old age. Courtney Rice, Truman State University Herpetarium Logistics Manager, says Pascal’s lifetime of about 8 years was typical for his species. She says the chameleon was donated […]
Kirksville already has begun decorating for the holidays and spreading cheer, and the Truman State Student Senate hopes to continue the trend. The Student Union Building will be open to third- through fifth-graders to celebrate the holidays […]
Kirksville residents can now locally buy a healthy alternative to conventionally raised beef by purchasing grass-fed cattle. Conventionally raised beef cattle ─ cows that spent a few months’ time in a feedlot before slaughter ─ […]
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