In the story about free community testing, the Adair County Health Department administrator and assistant administrators Jim LeBaron and Lori Guffey, respectively, spoke about how not many Truman State University students are utilizing the free […]
Free testing once a week on the corner of First Street and Randolph Street for COVID-19, Influenza A and B and RSV, has been extended past its original end date of March 31, and will […]
The total operating budget for the fiscal year of 2023 at Truman State University will be $114 million, a decrease from last year’s $121 million, said Dave Rector, vice president of finance and administration at […]
The decision to have this semester’s May commencement ceremony without limitations on the number of guests and no mask requirements, which is in line with the University’s guidelines, has some seniors happy and some students […]
When the President’s Office sent out an email to the campus community Feb. 25 stating that Truman State University no longer requires masks on campus, the campus community was split. Most of us were shocked […]
Over the past two years, nurses have been some of the most celebrated essential workers. With the last two years of the pandemic, as many have fallen ill and hospitals become crowded, nurses have had […]
The President’s Office sent out an email to the campus community Feb. 25 stating that Truman State University no longer requires masks on campus. The new ruling went into effect at 5 p.m. Feb. 25. […]
2022 is upon us, and there are already signs that the depressive atmosphere of 2020 and 2021 is going to carry over into the new year. COVID-19 is still on the loose thanks to the […]
When you think of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, do you think of just a day to relax and sit around since there aren’t any classes? Or do you think of a day to serve, […]
COVID-19 cases are continuing to rise in Adair county, with Jan. 10 seeing the highest number of reported cases so far at the Adair County Health Department with a total of 58 cases, according to […]
During what feels like the 50th surge of COVID-19, we have come upon the most contagious of all of the variants: Omicron. Because of this, cities are shutting down, masks are becoming required again and […]
“Of all of the places that we have open as residence halls to live in, in my three years [at Truman], Centennial Hall has been the least popular,” Van Boxel said. “It is the last […]
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