At Home & Abroad
Get the most out of your I.D.
For most people, a student ID is something you have to carry around for four years in order to get into the dining halls and dorms around campus. However, that ID is more worthwhile than […]
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Campus
PSC hearing held at Truman State
The Missouri Public Service Commission hosted the last public hearing for the Mark Twain Transmission Project yesterday, Oct. 27 at 6 p.m. at Truman State’s Student Union Building Activities Room. Several Kirksville residents and landowners […]
Campus
Student injured in bicycle accident
A Truman State student was transferred to University Hospital in Columbia today after a bicycle accident that fractured his left wrist and skull. Senior Dane Justice was riding his bicycle just north of Baldwin Hall […]
Football
Bulldog defense among nation’s best
Last year, losing late-game leads became a trend for Truman football, and righting the wrongs toward the end of those ballgames became a major point of emphasis for the team during the offseason. This season, Truman has stopped […]
Campus
Neighbors United voices concerns about new Ameren transmission line
Ameren Transmission Company of Illinois proposed a new transmission line called the Mark Twain Transmission Project (MTTP) during May 2015. The MTTP would run through several counties of Missouri and some local residents, concerned with […]
Relatables
8 Typical Truman Halloween costumes you have to try
Are you thinking about rocking a totally Truman costume for Halloween this year? Fear not, TMN has you covered. So, you might be thinking, “What exactly does a #TypicalTrumanStudent wear to a Halloween party?” We […]
Campus
Interfaith Center opens in Kirk Building
Several religious organizations at Truman State have their own on-campus places of worship like the Newman Center or the Lutheran Campus Center. However, smaller organizations have been delegated to classrooms and have no centers of […]
Campus
French professor to retire
The Truman State French department is looking to fill the hole left when professor Patrick Lobert retires during December. Lobert directed French plays each semester as well as leading several summer study abroad excursions. Once […]
Campus
Future closure of Baldwin Auditorium presents challenges
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Baldwin Auditorium will be closed for the 2016-17 school year as a result of renovations to Baldwin Hall. Campus organizations and departments that use the venue will be forced to find somewhere new to house […]
Features
Filmcast — “The Martian”
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Join Laura Seaman as she reviews “The Martian” and previews “The Walk” and “Pan” in this week’s episode of Filmcast. Continue reading for Laura’s review of “The Martian.”[/vc_column_text][vc_video link=”https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mT5b5DOj4sU”][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]“The Martian” is full of breathtaking beauty […]
City
Truman students kick it for the gold
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Two black belt members of Kirksville Taekwon-Do — siblings junior Megan Matheney and junior Matthew Matheney — competed in Boston this summer at the International Taekwondo tournament and contributed to the 29 medals earned by the Kirksville Taekwon-Do, […]
City
Kirksville resident provides home for refugees
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]College students frequently rent one of the many small houses in Kirksville, but one local woman decided to buy a house for a very different reason. Casa Guate is a small, nearly 100-year-old house that will serve as a living space […]