Trees cut down across campus spread both fear and hope
Students expressed concern for trees being cut down in the winter, but administrators see this as motivation for maintaining Truman’s
Read MoreStudents expressed concern for trees being cut down in the winter, but administrators see this as motivation for maintaining Truman’s
Read MoreKirksville native Chad Gooch was drawn to being a police officer as a way to serve the community he grew
Read MoreTruman State’s American Chemical Society Club is hosting a bake-off March 24. The event is dedicated to Chemistry Professor Anne
Read MoreAll light switches are turned off, and the only light comes from the sun through the windows. On the floor
Read MoreSince the beginning of the academic year, sophomore Rachel Rushman noticed stray cats have startedto call the West Campus Suites’
Read MoreActors, writers, scenic designers and every theatrical creative in between decided to take on a challenge: produce an entire original
Read MoreKirksville Mayor Zac Burden made an announcement that he would walk all 110 miles of roads in Kirksville to deepen
Read MoreOut of the 17,841 members of the Kirksville population, 8,000 are students at Truman State University or A.T. Still University,
Read MoreOne by one, several people sing, their voices being recorded in a piano studio. Eventually, all of the voices are
Read MoreSodexo checker Halley Miller has been working at Truman State University for 34 years, and throughout the changes in her
Read MoreHigh achieving and competitive—this is how New Yorker magazine defines the “typical Truman student.” Truman State University has been granted
Read MoreTMN staff take a trip off campus and to the Kirksville town square. While at the event we speak to
Read More