Truman State University recently received $4.6 million from the Missouri government to assist with the Greenwood Project. Truman has been working to convert the previous Greenwood Elementary School into the Greenwood Interprofessional Autism Center. Missouri […]
The city of Kirksville made a contract with a micro-mobility company, Bird, to provide electric scooters in Kirksville. The Kirksville City Council passed an ordinance May 17 to start a contract with the company, with […]
Truman State University announced a realignment of Residence Life and more into the Student Affairs department, to hopefully enhance student experience and retention. The University announced this change to the community through an email May […]
The City of Kirksville continues to make progress on the downtown revitalization program, initiated in 2019, aiming to bring new life to the downtown area. The main component of the program is to renovate and […]
Baltimore Street, one of the main arteries of Kirksville, will be under construction for the next several weeks to months. The Missouri Department of Transportation is overseeing the project as it is a state-owned road. […]
Truman State University College Democrats and the Progressive Student Alliance held a demonstration outside the Student Union Building to request student worker wage be increased to Missouri’s minimum wage. Student worker wage is currently $9.40 […]
With vaccinations becoming widely available and COVID-19 numbers beginning to diminish, a return to normalcy seems to be on the horizon. For many Truman State University students, especially freshmen and seniors, returning to normalcy more […]
After 15 years of waiting, the history department has recently decided to use a new numbering system for history courses. This change is due to the fact that the University’s course catalog system will not […]
A COVID-19 vaccination clinic was held on campus for the Truman State University community April 7. Three hundred and sixty doses were administered at the event. In a survey conducted by Nancy Daley-Moore and Scott […]
The April 6 elections had good rates of voter turnout, especially for a local election, Adair County Clerk Sandy Collop said. “I was hoping for 15% [voter turnout], and when I found out that we […]
Socially distanced lines formed to get into the Baldwin Auditorium as hundreds of students prepared themselves for the Welcome Back Comedian, Ryan Kelly. Student Activities Board President Jessica Rood thought starting the semester with little […]
Truman State University has instituted a new policy regarding class engagement that will begin this summer. The new policy stems from federal regulation 34 CFR 600.2 that requires both faculty and students to engage in […]
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