”Shark Tank” Entrepreneur to Visit in Spring Daymond John, one of the hosts of “Shark Tank,” will give a presentation at 7:30 p.m. April 13 in Baldwin Auditorium. John is a Presidential Ambassador for Global […]
Kohlenberg Lyceum series schedule The Kohlenberg Lyceum series is returning for the 2017-18 season with its first show on Oct. 23. The series returns to Baldwin Hall after renovations last year kept it from performing […]
Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos is planning to change how college campuses deal with sexual assault to make it harder to convict accused students because she said the system is unfair to those who might […]
The Missouri Department of Higher Education requested more data from Truman State University this year than what has been asked of the University in the past. Janet Gooch, executive vice president for academic affairs and […]
Kirksville’s popular frozen yogurt shop, TruYo Cafe, closed its doors for the final time today. The cafe made the announcement via Facebook last evening. TruYo Owner, Chris Bailey, said that the shop wasn’t making the […]
The long-running tradition of Family Day at Truman State University continued on Saturday with events for students and their families. The Red Barn Arts and Crafts Festival and the Bulldogs’ first home football game of […]
Truman State University is working to significantly change its liberal arts and sciences program, a difficult process which started in 2015 and has seen several proposals and sparked disagreements in the faculty and administration. The […]
Truman State University’s five-year capital campaign with a goal of raising $40 million is entering its final year and will officially end June 30, 2018. Since July 1, 2013, the campaign has been encouraging its […]
Truman State University’s student employment budget ran a surplus during the 2016-2017 school year — part of a smaller-than-usual surplus of about half a million dollars in the general budget. The surplus in the student […]
Lou Ann Gilchrist has postponed her retirement to come back as Vice President of Student Affairs. Following an unsuccessful search for a new vice president, Sue Thomas approached Gilchrist about staying on until administration is […]
The number of degree-seeking student enrollment has increased about 5 percent from 1417 fall of 2016 to 1496 fall of 2017. 1331 students are incoming freshmen and 165 are transfer students. Regina Morin, vice president […]
Truman saved almost $1 million after an initiative to replace and upgrade some utility systems in order to be more environmentally conscious. According to the annual energy report by Energy Solution Professionals, The university saved […]
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