After more than a year of construction, the Kirksville Arts Association moved into the nearly-completed Sue Ross Arts Center building on June 16. The center is currently displaying the “Hands of Friendship Quilt Guild Showcase,” […]
The Kirk Building is closed for the 2020-2021 academic year and the offices previously housed in the building have been moved to different areas on campus. With the Kirk Building now third on the list […]
A new pilot program went into effect for the fall semester that will allow students who are 21 or over to drink alcohol at certain locations on campus. The initiative allows students who are of […]
Truman State University is projected to have another decrease in enrollment this academic year partially because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Official numbers will not be released until the University conducts a census 20 days after […]
With the residence halls reopening amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Truman State University Residence Life has made changes and new regulations in an effort to quell the spread on campus. The new regulations ResLife has set […]
Truman State University administrators have been working to strengthen the diversity and inclusion on campus. This action follows a petition calling for change to the racial inequality at Truman State University on June 17, a […]
Truman State University will begin the 2020-21 academic year with a budget of $85.4 million, a $9 million decrease from last year. This smaller budget is a result of state government withholding and a smaller […]
As of Tuesday afternoon, there are four confirmed positive COVID-19 cases connected to Truman State University’s campus, two of which involve students and two involve staff members. Jim LeBaron, Adair County Health Department administrator, wrote […]
The Association of Black Collegians presented a list of demands for change at Truman State University through a Change.org petition June 17. The petition directly addresses University President Sue Thomas, the Board of Governors and […]
Truman State University is set to resume in-person classes for the fall 2020 semester, while still adhering to guidelines set by the Center for Disease Control. In-person instruction will begin Aug. 17 and conclude on […]
Truman State University students could receive nearly $600 in direct aid money as early as this summer because of the federal Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security Act. The CARES Act granted money for higher […]
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