When Truman State University closed its campus last Spring, students were sent home and one of the only remaining ways students could communicate with their friends was on Facebook. In a time of pandemic-induced stress […]
Last March, nobody knew the COVID-19 pandemic was about to change everything. Within a month, businesses closed and people were staying home more than ever. Kirksville’s DuKum Inn was one local business affected by the […]
Health science student Madelyn Mahurin was thinking about how her mom had recently been diagnosed with adult-onset asthma when she began to wonder if she was at risk as well. This thought gave her the […]
The days of stockpiling toilet paper and binge-watching “Tiger King” are nearing an end. After over a year of isolation, social distancing and disappointment, a glimmer of hope was emailed to Truman State University students, […]
What makes an album great? Is it simply whether the number of good songs outweighs the number of bad songs? Is it whether the album fits coherently together? Is it how the album tells a […]
This is the latest in TMN staff writer Allison Maschoff’s collection of short fiction stories. I woke up on the plains, the grass up to my hips, wearing a dress I had never seen. It […]
Detours Magazine is no stranger to change; from a print magazine to a fully digital publication, Detours has adapted to reflect its readers’ ever-changing needs. In a time that has required so much change and […]
Truman State University’s Student Activities Board will once again be sending students up into the sky with its High Fly Adventure event April 7. With COVID-19 restrictions in mind, SAB has made it possible for […]
I recently wrote an article about 7 acts in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame who probably shouldn’t be in there. I’m fairly proud of what I put to paper, but I did get […]
It all began with Neal’s mother, Vivian, who had always enjoyed writing. In 2004, Neal and his brothers decided to self-publish one of Vivian’s stories and give it to her as a gift. Little did […]
An enjoyable read that finds its strength in its honesty, ingenuity and familiarity, “The Belinda Chronicles” by Linda Seidel, a retired Truman State University English professor, is work that manages to turn tough topics into […]
We did it, Bulldogs! We are through a brutal winter and spring is upon us. As we spring forward into warmer weather, what can we do to enjoy the sunshine but still stay socially distanced? […]
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