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Panel to review Title IX case

November 19, 2015 Emily Wichmer

Truman State officials granted an appeal and currently are reviewing a remanded Title IX offense case involving four Truman students. Senior Duncan Holahan reportedly was harassed and threatened with assault by senior Connor Brown, junior […]

Paino starts the conversation

November 16, 2015 Taylor Lay

University President Troy Paino visited the Multicultural Affairs Center Nov. 12 to open dialogue between the administration and students about personal experiences with issues of diversity on campus. The meeting was informal, an open circle […]

More than a Mascot: Native American Stereotyping

November 13, 2015 Courtney Kauffman and Katey Stoetzel

November is Native American Heritage Month. In celebration, the Multicultural Affairs Center brought students from Washington University in St. Louis to campus last week to host a presentation called “American Indian Mascotry and the Effects of Stereotyping on […]

“The Nether” explores controversial topics

November 12, 2015 Alice Liu and Rachel Fechter

Q&A with Paino: Where is Truman after protests at MU?

November 11, 2015 Taylor Lay

Philanthropy council encourages students to give back

November 10, 2015 Anna Gatson and Ashleigh McDonald

UM President resigns amid controversy

November 9, 2015 Ingrid Roettgen

University of Missouri President Tim Wolfe resigned this morning amid controversy over the racial tensions at Mizzou this fall. Wolfe announced his resignation during a special meeting of the University of Missouri Curators in Columbia. The […]

Updated: Campus loses power

November 9, 2015 Ingrid Roettgen

Truman State lost power throughout a majority of campus around 11:30 pm yesterday, Nov. 8. As of Nov. 9 12:50 am: Workers from Ameren Missouri arrived at Truman to assess the problem at the substation […]

Body cameras may be in KPD’s next budget

November 5, 2015 Cailin Riley and Davis Williams

The Kirksville Police Department currently is seeking approval from the Kirksville City Council for body-worn cameras to be part of the 2016 budget. The City Council is in the process of completing the 2016 budget, […]

Women’s basketball prepares for season

November 4, 2015 Henry Janssen

The Truman State women’s basketball team’s first game is tomorrow, Nov. 5. The Bulldogs will play an exhibition contest against Western Illinois University in Macomb, Illinois. The following night, the Bulldogs will compete in a […]

Marching band’s first away game in 3 years

November 3, 2015 Rachel Fechter

Opinion: PrEP usage can reduce HIV rate

November 3, 2015 Taylor Thompson

In the minds of many college-aged gay men, HIV is a thing of the past — something that could never happen to them. However, this demographic makes up 19 percent of all new HIV infections […]