Missouri House bill 575 passed through the Transportation, Infrastructure and Public Safety Senate committee, but was too late to go onto the Senate floor as the legislative session adjourned Friday. Five members of the committee […]
Missouri House Bill 575 passed the House of Representatives and is going to the Senate. The bill initially was based on campus protection officers of higher education institutions, which would allow for faculty and staff […]
Deanna Schmidt and Katie Alexander have been elected Student Government president and vice president for the 2019-20 school year. Student Government polls closed at 10 a.m. this morning. Schmidt and Alexander ran uncontested on a […]
Since joining the Kirksville City Council by appointment last August, Zac Burden won the municipal election to retain his seat April 2 and was chosen to serve as mayor April 8. Burden is a staple […]
Students are voting in Student Government elections this week despite having only one competitive race. This semester’s elections determines the Truman State University Student Government president and vice president for next year, as well as […]
Candidates running for a seat on Student Government have until tomorrow to turn in applications, but campaigning has already begun. There are 12 voting senator positions, three senior senators, the vice president and president, and […]
Adair County voters in Kirksville elected Zac Burden, Jessica Parks and Chuck Long to the City Council Tuesday. The county as a whole also passed the ballot initiative to impose a $1 monthly fee on […]
Gov. Mike Parson, Missouri Sen. Cindy O’Laughlin, and Missouri Reps. Danny Busick and Greg Sharpe came to Truman State University last Thursday to talk with University President Sue Thomas about Truman’s role in workforce development […]
A ballot measure to create a $1 monthly fee for all devices capable of contacting 911 in Adair County will appear on the April 2 ballot. If passed, the money raised from the tax will […]
Political activist Symone Sanders came to Truman State University Thursday to talk about creating political change and community building. The Center for Diversity and Inclusion invited Sanders to speak at Truman as part of the […]
Conservative commentator Michael Knowles spoke at Truman State University Thursday night at an event sponsored by the College Republicans. Knowles, an author and host of “The Michael Knowles Show” on conservative website The Daily Wire, […]
Truman State University chose to opt in to the new Missouri state minimum wage of $8.60 per hour. Dave Rector, vice president for administration, finance and planning, said Truman was exempt from the wage increase, […]
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