Truman State University is recommending that all students and faculty use the #CampusClear application for the fall semester to help track COVID-19 symptoms. The #CampusClear app is a free application on smartphones. The main purpose […]
After months of both anticipation and apprehension, the time has come: move-ins, class materials and time management strategies are on the forefront of many students’ minds as they return to Truman State University for fall […]
With the residence halls reopening amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Truman State University Residence Life has made changes and new regulations in an effort to quell the spread on campus. The new regulations ResLife has set […]
As of Tuesday afternoon, there are four confirmed positive COVID-19 cases connected to Truman State University’s campus, two of which involve students and two involve staff members. Jim LeBaron, Adair County Health Department administrator, wrote […]
Cancellation of in-person classes presents difficulties for all members of Truman State University given the many corresponding adjustments to educational and work environments. These challenges have proven particularly troublesome, however, for Truman’s Nursing Department. As […]
Truman State University students could receive nearly $600 in direct aid money as early as this summer because of the federal Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security Act. The CARES Act granted money for higher […]
While University President Sue Thomas has not made a formal decision regarding Truman State University’s plan for the fall semester, she said the goal is to have students back on campus. While some universities around […]
In response to cancelling all in-person campus events this semester due to COVID-19, Truman State University is still giving seniors and their families the opportunity to attend spring 2020 commencement by delaying the ceremony until […]
Truman State University has moved all summer classes entirely online because of continued social distancing measures being implemented to slow the spread of COVID-19 and protect student safety. Janet Gooch, vice president for academic affairs […]
Many Truman State University professors have been forced to change course delivery because of the COVID-19 pandemic, disrupting assignments and expectations as they once were. Professors have continued the semester with alternative delivery options, such […]
Members of the United States Congress have proposed a new stimulus check to provide support to citizens who did not qualify for the previous stimulus payment. The proposed bill is called the Emergency Money for […]
Missouri Gov. Mike Parson ordered all schools across Missouri to remain closed for the remainder of the school year, as well as issued a statewide stay-at-home order. On April 9, Gov. Parson ordered all Missouri […]
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