Lambda Pi Eta, Truman’s communication honor fraternity, will host COMM Week Nov. 7-10. COMM Week is an annual series of events that serve to call attention to Truman State University’s communication department and various issues […]
With the election just one day away, Adair County has counted a total of 15,242 registered voters — nearly 900 more than it had at the time of the 2012 election, according to the Adair […]
Know your people. This year offers the opportunity to have a say in both state and local positions. Research the candidates so you are making a choice you are comfortable with because these people […]
Nov. 4-5 Student Government and MOPIP sponsor event to teach first aid Mental Health Awareness week drew to a close Saturday, Nov. 5 with an event about mental health first aid. Mental Health Awareness Week was a […]
The Missouri Department of Higher Education recognized Truman State University’s nursing program with a $150,000 grant this fall. Nursing Department Chair Stephanie Powelson says when sufficient funding was available, the Missouri State Board of Nursing […]
If you’re ready to embrace the excitement and horrors of Halloween, you won’t have to travel very far to find it. This year, Truman State University has an abundance of activities around campus. Groups such […]
Truman State University recently hosted a final debate viewing party for the upcoming election in the Student Union Building HUB Oct. 19. The event was hosted to allow students a chance to watch the final […]
Students were able to file their 2017-2018 FAFSA as early as Oct. 1 this year instead of Jan.1, 2017. The government is asking students and parents nationwide to submit tax information starting with 2015 this […]
After receiving a positive response from students last year, the What Horses Can Do For Your Mental Health workshop will return, taking place at 3:40 p.m, Oct. 23rd* at the University Farm. Ron Prather, teacher at […]
Jay Bauman graduated with a bachelor’s degree in biology from University of Chicago before attending a Ph.D. program in applied physiology at Georgia Institute of Technology. For the last two years, Bauman has spent his […]
Every fall for the last 42 years, the Red Barn Arts and Crafts Festival appears like magic along Kirksville’s downtown square. This one-day event gives people from near and far a chance to experience a […]
There’s something about waiting for doctor’s appointments or health check-ups that always make me nervous. Maybe it has something to do with all the paperwork, or maybe it’s the silence that permeates the room as […]
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