Junior Ellie Weltha is a dual-sport athlete. Weltha is a forward for the basketball team and utility for softball. Before coming to Truman State University, she played at Illinois State University. “I actually committed my […]
According to the Small Business Administration, over 627,000 new small-businesses start each year, and subsequently, 94% of those close the same year. One small business that defied the odds is Avian Apparel, created by Truman […]
“Today I am so sad that I feel like I will never be happy again,” read the cautious cursive letters in my old diary. The date was exactly five years ago. I remember that day. […]
“Where do you think you are? The fashion capital of Mars?” I identified the voice through the buzz of the school cafeteria before I had even turned around. Once I was looking him in the […]
This is the first of TMN staff writer Allison Maschoff’s collection of short fiction stories. Our village was small and its traditions ran deep. The small community only saw a few babies born each year […]
This is the eighth and final installment in TMN staff writer Allison Maschhoff’s serialized fiction series, The Curse of Briar Michaels. You can read part seven here. Briar was surprised when Aislinn returned to the […]
If a group of young activists wants to grab people’s attention, standing on the quad with a sign that says “Pot Brownies” is a good way to do it. Last week, Truman State University’s Young […]
Taking the chance to finally conquer my ridiculous fear of the sky, I took the time to wait for a spot to open and nabbed it the second I could. Driving to the corner of […]
An individual’s laptop can say a lot about them — not necessarily through its contents, but rather its cover. Communication major Justin Gassel has nine stickers on the front of his Toshiba laptop. Most of […]
“When he isn’t working, he can be seen getting road rage — please welcome Jared Young!” The master of ceremonies exited stage right, and in his stead, a redheaded man with a goatee strolled into […]
Events and meetings are one in the same for the Best Buddies organization because they are always doing fun activities and hanging out. After a brief 10-15 minutes of announcements and discussion among the group, […]
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. […]
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