No holiday season would be complete without “National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation.” Viewers can’t help but relate to the issues that result from when family visits for the holidays. “A Charlie Brown […]
Communication disorders instructor Andrea Richards received her Bachelor of Arts in mass communication at Truman State University and her Master’s in education in communication disorders at Northeastern State University in Oklahoma. She is the chapter […]
Location. After living in a town different from your hometown, you come to appreciate the difference in location and gain perspective, and you realize you’re thankful for it. Quiet. Another great aspect of small towns […]
An internship is an important step for students preparing for careers, particularly for sociology and anthropology students. A variety of internships offered by the Truman State University Sociology and Anthropology department help students obtain practical […]
The Truman State theatre department is presenting Seussical November 11 and 12 at 7 p.m. and November 12 at 2 p.m. in Severns Theatre. Students can purchase tickets at the box office for $5. The […]
Blue Key and Cardinal Key, honor societies for upperclassmen, demonstrate how leaders direct others through serving them. For more than 80 years, both Truman State University chapters of the national organizations have led with service […]
Changes on Truman State University’s campus have been abundant this semester. Baldwin Hall has been closed for construction, the search for Truman’s next University president is underway and on top of all of it, the […]
Nov. 4-5 Student Government and MOPIP sponsor event to teach first aid Mental Health Awareness week drew to a close Saturday, Nov. 5 with an event about mental health first aid. Mental Health Awareness Week was a […]
If you’re ready to embrace the excitement and horrors of Halloween, you won’t have to travel very far to find it. This year, Truman State University has an abundance of activities around campus. Groups such […]
One of the all-time classic films, “Remember the Titans” depicts life in small-town Virginia while also battling racial tensions in the 1970s. Who doesn’t love a rags to riches story? Though football is […]
History professor Caleb Owen received his Ph.D. in history at Michigan State University after graduating with a B.A. from Oregon University. Though he completed some assistant teaching work as a graduate student at Michigan State […]
So, the fair trio of DJs returned from Omaha, and let it be known there was in fact quite a bit of corn to be had. Maha Music Festival topped off a solid summer of […]
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