The Adair County Health Department Board unanimously voted Nov. 23 to implement a county mask mandate to combat COVID-19. The Kirksville City Council also unanimously passed a city-wide mask mandate in its Nov. 24 meeting. […]
Truman State University adopted three new fully online master’s programs in counseling and data science and analytic storytelling, slated to start spring 2021. For the first time, Truman will have new, fully online master’s programs. […]
In response to growing scrutiny of law enforcement and calls for the Truman State University Department of Public Safety to be defunded, Director of Public Safety Sara Seifert started a new group called TruAlliance. The […]
We all know students and the Truman State University administration have had to make several adjustments because of COVID-19. However, the often forgotten piece of the puzzle in these adjustments is the professors, whose jobs […]
Truman State University’s fall commencement ceremony was held Saturday, Nov. 21. To read about preparations and planning for the event, check out this story. Photos by University Photographer Timothy Barcus
Truman State University Counseling Services is struggling with a staffing deficit at a time when the number of students seeking treatment has remained steady. Earlier this semester, the lack of counselors and office staff required […]
Truman State University’s fall commencement is Saturday, Nov. 21, with the event being modified for COVID-19. At the start of the fall semester, commencement was planned for Dec. 12, but has since been moved to […]
Two posters were found along East Normal Avenue featuring hateful speech, including a racial slur. This act initiated several responses including a “there is no place for hate at Truman” campaign on campus, a “you […]
Over the past few weeks, COVID-19 cases have sharply increased in Adair County. Meanwhile, at Truman State University, cases have remained fairly steady. As of Nov. 17, there were 168 active cases of COVID-19 and […]
The Truman State University Student Government lobbied for a county-wide mask mandate throughout the semester but has shifted its focus to improving COVID-19 precautions in local bars and restaurants. Kiren MacLeod, chair of the External […]
This year, Homecoming was a bit different because of COVID-19. Some changes included virtual and socially distanced activities. Homecoming celebrations took place Oct. 18-24. Originally, the University announced Homecoming was not going to happen this […]
The Progressive Student Alliance and Student Climate Union organized a sit-in on Election Day in McClain Hall from 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Junior Will Henrickson, founder of SCU and one of the organizers of […]
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