Truman State Student Senate took a step toward creating a biannual battery recycling drive last week. The Senate approved changes to the language in the Student Government Standing Rules which mandate that the Environmental Affairs […]
In a letter to faculty earlier this month, University President Troy Paino announced the formation of faculty Blueprint Teams which will have until the end of the semester to propose changes to the University’s curriculum. […]
Kirksville and Kraft Foods held the fifth annual Bacon Fest on Saturday, October 26, 2015. Truman State students and the Kirksville community came together to raise awareness for the hunger problem in Adair County.
Truman State established a memorial fund in memory of freshman William Batterson, who died Sept. 14. Lou Ann Gilchrist, Vice President of Student Affairs, announced Sept. 22 that Batterson’s family will create a scholarship in […]
Months past its April deadline, the Kirksville bacon production line still is operational. Last November, Kraft announced a consolidation of bacon production lines that originally was scheduled to cease bacon production at the Kirksville plant […]
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Tables and hay bales littered The Quad, and yellow banners with Vietnamese characters hung from the tents while members of the Vietnamese Student Association served food, sold tickets and played music to spread awareness of Vietnamese […]
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]The Truman State theatre department opened its season with “Crimes of the Heart.” “Crimes of the Heart” follows the three Magrath sisters, who have been reunited after being apart for several years. They’ve come together because of their grandfather’s illness and […]
In cooperation with the Peace Corps, Truman State now offers a Peace Corps Prep certification to students, giving them a competitive advantage when applying to work with the organization. To complete this program, students must […]
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Students who frequent the Pickler Memorial Library Starbucks might have noticed artwork ranging from oil pastel landscapes to stained glass hanging on the cafe walls. These works of art were created by the members of […]
Parents have voiced concern about the Ray Miller Elementary principal after discovering her husband is a registered sex offender in Missouri. Principal Jennifer Botello is new to the Kirksville R-III school district this year and […]
During college, establishing meaningful relationships and developing leadership experience can make a difference and impact others. For members of Omicron Delta Kappa, a national leadership honor society, these opportunities already are starting to have an […]
In this week’s edition of Truman This Week, KTRM News Director Jared Heern discusses the Pope’s visit to Washington, D.C, the recent Volkswagen scandal, and Sodexo’s new plans for Mainstreet Market. KTRM Sports Director Anna […]
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