Features

Truman offers stress relief for students

October 29, 2015

Stress is one problem every college student is familiar with. Between classes, extracurricular activities, jobs and other aspects of college life, Truman State students know what it is like to be stressed out. One University resource that […]

At Home & Abroad

Get the most out of your I.D.

October 28, 2015

For most people, a student ID is something you have to carry around for four years in order to get into the dining halls and dorms around campus. However, that ID is more worthwhile than […]

At Home & Abroad

A World of Color: Northwest Europe

October 28, 2015

Nikki is a sophomore studying abroad this semester in Ormskirk, England. Check in each week for posts from Nikki as she shares her experiences abroad. The last stretch of our trip took us to Germany, […]

Campus

LARPing enters the classroom

October 24, 2015

“No swords will be involved, but you may get to burn a heretic.” Few Truman State students made it past the first sentence of an email sent to every student on campus two weeks ago, much less the phrase “Live […]

Campus

French professor to retire

October 20, 2015 and

The Truman State French department is looking to fill the hole left when professor Patrick Lobert retires during December. Lobert directed French plays each semester as well as leading several summer study abroad excursions. Once […]

Features

Truman students hunt for geocaches

October 16, 2015 and

Truman State students staying in Kirksville over midterm break may want to consider adding geocaching to their list of activities. Geocaching is an international treasure hunt made possible by GPS technology. Participants can find small […]