While Truman State alumna Rachel Foster might have received a degree in communication, her job now is to teach first grade. Foster, like many other Truman alumni, decided she wanted to educate students in low-income […]
The Missouri Primary is here, but what does that mean to you? Well, it should mean that you are ready and informed to vote on who you think should be representing each party come Election […]
The presidential primaries are in motion, Super Tuesday has come and gone with media and candidate attention emphasizing the iconic day. With all of the hype placed on Super Tuesday, it’s fair to wonder to […]
The Kirksville Area Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math Alliance hosted its third annual STEAM Summit Monday at William Matthew Middle School. Attendees gathered to listen to speakers, learn about local projects and plan for the future of STEAM in Kirksville. Alliance […]
Truman State and A.T. Still University officials signed an agreement that enables students to complete their medical studies within seven years. The Pre-Med/Med Accelerated Track, also known as the “3+4” agreement, creates a way for students to attend Truman for three years then transfer […]
Members of Kirksville’s Congolese community joined Truman faculty in a presentation earlier this month over the origins and experiences of the recently formed Central African community. The presentation was part of the Global Issues Colloquium […]
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued a warning to women to avoid drinking if they are sexually active unless they are on contraceptives, in efforts to avoid alcohol-exposed pregnancies. One out of 10 women who were pregnant reported some form […]
The Latin Mass Society of Northeast Missouri, in conjunction with the Truman State Catholic Newman Center, is bringing the traditional Latin Mass to Novinger, Missouri, during the next five months. Three Mass services, hosted at St. Rose Catholic Church in Novinger, […]
With the new year well underway, the Kirksville City Council presented its annual State of the City Address Jan. 31. Each city department discussed its biggest accomplishments from 2015 and laid out a plan for […]
New national standards for undergraduate and graduate level instructors have the potential to impact students and faculty at the high school level. The Higher Learning Commission is amending its required qualifications for instructors teaching at the undergraduate and graduate levels. The HLC Board of […]
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