In 2000, Brian Clever graduated from Truman State University. Since graduating from Truman, Cleaver started his own content agency, Bclever Creative, in 2016. He started Bclever Creative after being let go during a merge. His […]
Living during a pandemic isn’t easy, especially when you are unsure of how you’re going to get your next meal. However, a few food drives and the generosity of a community can help ease the […]
In response to growing scrutiny of law enforcement and calls for the Truman State University Department of Public Safety to be defunded, Director of Public Safety Sara Seifert started a new group called TruAlliance. The […]
The Museum and Archives Internships program provides hands-on experience to students by giving them a wide variety of internship opportunities, both at Truman State University and across the state of Missouri. Even as the Museum […]
COVID-19 has definitely changed the way we think about most of our social activities. While we can’t gather in huge crowds or throw giant parties to celebrate the season, there are plenty of socially-distanced activities […]
At the start of the semester she woke early in the morning, then headed to teach classes until three. Once three o’clock hit she went home to start sewing. She sewed for hours, made a […]
In the wake of increasing free time during this past spring’s quarantine measures, many pursued new hobbies or reinvigorated old ones. For Andrew Weber, then a senior at Truman State University, his pastime involved more […]
On Monday, Sept. 28, Truman State University students organized a march from the Department of of Public Safety to the Kirksville Police Department to protest the killing of Breonna Taylor, a Black Louisville, Kentucky, woman […]
COVID-19 is still affecting the lives of hundreds of thousands in the United States. As of Sept. 9, there were almost 100,000 cases in Missouri, a spike of almost 2,200 since the previous day. On […]
After more than a year of construction, the Kirksville Arts Association moved into the nearly-completed Sue Ross Arts Center building on June 16. The center is currently displaying the “Hands of Friendship Quilt Guild Showcase,” […]
If you’re an incoming freshman at Truman State University, the housing process can be a stressful ordeal. As your first (and certainly not last) existential college decision, the residence hall you choose has implications far […]
With many people undergoing hardships across the world right now, last weekend’s Easter holiday might have seemed somewhat out of place. A day that typically indicates an end to uncertainty and a shift toward new […]
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