New national standards for undergraduate and graduate level instructors have the potential to impact students and faculty at the high school level. The Higher Learning Commission is amending its required qualifications for instructors teaching at the undergraduate and graduate levels. The HLC Board of […]
Despite weak support in the rest of Iowa, former Gov. Martin O’Malley had a strong enough showing at the 38th* Precinct caucus, located at Drake University, to reach viability, finishing with more supporters there than Hillary […]
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Students who travel to Iowa for their first Iowa caucus rallies may be surprised by the variety of events and the people who attend them. No two rallies are exactly alike, each differing in location, […]
The Iowa caucus process tends to be a bit of a mystery to outsiders and can seem daunting for many Iowa voters. While the process for Democratic caucuses is very deliberative and involves voters physically […]
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]On tonight’s broadcast of TMN Television, our own Ingrid Roettgen stops by to explain what the Iowa Caucus is and her experiences being part of the media at the events.[/vc_column_text][vc_video link=”https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_rzdQ5lk8RI”][/vc_column][/vc_row]
Developers are preparing to break ground on a new hotel on South Franklin Street after the Kirksville City Council approved tax breaks for the developers Monday night. John Young, a representative for the developer, says construction on a Holiday Inn Express with 182 rooms will […]
Iowa is the center of the world. That’s how it might feel, at least, to a citizen of the agricultural state during January of an election year, when journalists from every major world news source […]
One group endorsing Sen. Bernie Sanders and campaigning for him in Iowa is National Nurses United, the largest nurses union in the United States. During the days leading up to the caucus, this organization worked […]
Following months of preparation, Take Root Cafe, an organic pay-what-you-can cafe, has announced they will be located in Pickler’s Famous on the square. Despite a plan for location, the cafe still has a long ways […]
Ask someone at a Bernie Sanders rally which issues they prioritize and answers will range from the cost of higher education to income inequality to healthcare. However, look around the room at Sanders’ Jan. 31 […]
Truman State sits a mere 30 miles from the Iowa border, so it isn’t surprising that many Truman State students who call Iowa home chose to travel to their caucus Monday night. For many students, […]
Gov. Jay Nixon appointed two new members to Truman State’s Board of Governors Jan. 5 to serve six-year terms. Nixon appointed Dr. Laura Crandall from Kirkwood, Missouri, and Jennifer Kopp Dameron from Kansas City, Missouri. As the highest policymaking body of […]
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