During the summer, Pickler Library’s Special Collections acquired 73 pages of works by the ancient Roman poet Virgil. Amanda Langendoerfer, Head of Special Collections and Archives, says she purchased the leaves from Fred Schreiber, a rare books dealer in New […]
This semester, Sodexo dining services is offering late night dining hours in Missouri Hall from 8 to 10 P.M. on Monday through Thursday of each week. With this change, Missouri Hall is no longer serving […]
Through no fault of its own, Kirksville will be losing 275 full-time jobs and 100 part-time jobs, according to a November 2014 KTVO article. This is the direct result of the Kraft-Heinz Corporation’s decision to […]
The Kirksville Public Works Department proposed a plan at the Airport and Transportation Commission meeting Sept. 8 to improve streets in Downtown Kirksville. The plan, which involves mainly resurfacing roads, still needs to gain […]
Join hosts Brian Behrens and Jasmine Adams for this week’s broadcast of TMN Television. New tonight, Truman has a new record for number of international students this semester, and don’t miss a look at the […]
In this week’s edition of Truman This Week, KTRM News Director Jared Heern discusses the Hillary Clinton campaign latest, Truman’s new director of DPS, and the Mark Twain Transmission Project. KTRM Sports Director Anna Grace […]
Kraft Foods announced the scheduled layoffs of 275 workers in Adair County has been postponed until spring 2016. The layoffs, expected to eliminate 2,500 jobs nationally, were announced last fall following a decision to consolidate […]
After a hiatus of more than a decade, Delta Phi Alpha, the national German honor society, has returned to Truman State. German program coordinator Andrea Davis says Delta Phi Alpha first was chartered at Truman […]
Sgt. Sara Holzmeier will take over as Department of Public Safety Director Sept. 1. The previous director, Tom Johnson, left the department last May, and the University searched for a replacement until approximately two weeks […]
A man is killed in front of you, but you just walk on by. A child is being abused, but you don’t stop to help. Why should you? None of this is real anyway. Or […]
The Mark Twain Transmission Project has a few more hurdles to clear before achieving final approval from the Missouri Public Service Commission next year. Adair County Commissioners sent a letter to the Missouri Public Service […]
Two victims are unharmed after a train crashed into their car Aug. 24 in La Plata. The vehicle was traveling east on Highway 146, two miles west of La Plata, when the car became stuck […]
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