Features
Fall Festivities
As the weather becomes chillier, one may look forward to the festivities that come with the start of the new fall season, whether that be buying a pumpkin spice latte for the first time or […]
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Campus
CDI Updates This Semester
The Center for Diversity and Inclusion is revamping, adding new programs and initiatives this semester. A major target of improvements has been the Safe Zone certification, first offered to faculty but now to student organizations […]
Campus
Changes for Truman Symposium Classes
For the class of 2027, the Truman Symposium classes and Self and Society seminars look different from what they were for prior freshmen classes. “We took it upon ourselves to make changes because there was […]
City
Downtown Kirksville’s annual New Student Welcome gives students an opportunity to explore different activities in Kirksville off campus
Kirksville’s annual New Student Welcome was held on September 10th from 5 to 7 p.m. in downtown Kirksville’s plaza. A variety of tents and booths were set up, inviting students to play games, enter raffles, […]
Campus
Introduction to The Innovation Lab
With the new school year comes the latest edition to campus: the Doug and Diane Villhard Innovation Lab. This lab, available to all students and alumni, can be found on the first floor of Truman […]
Basketball
Ellie Weltha to play third collegiate sport
Truman State University senior Ellie Weltha has competed in at least two sports each year she has been at the University. She played basketball all four years, softball for three years and now competes as […]
Features
Who hurt Gracie Abrams?
Independent singer-songwriter Gracie Abrams released her debut album, “Good Riddance,” Feb. 24. Fans had been waiting for a full album since the release of Abrams’ first EP, “This Is What It Feels Like,” released Nov. […]
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‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’ is transformative
Every year, one film usually stuns at the annual Academy Awards, rising above the competition to claim several of the highest awards in the filmmaking industry. This year, directors Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert’s “Everything […]
Sports
Truman freshmen tennis players adjust to college level
The Truman State University tennis team is 9-5 and opened their spring season against University of Missouri-St. Louis, Feb. 3. The team plays more matches during the spring and must travel for most of them […]
Editorial
Our View: Sick? Get tested for COVID
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 […]
Campus
StuGov and clubs host Women’s History Month events in March
Truman State University’s Student Government has coordinated several events to educate and celebrate Women’s History Month for March. Truman’s Student Government has planned events for the month including “Women’s Empowerment Slam Poetry,” a celebration of […]
Campus
Nursing students complete 72-hour simulation
Truman State University nursing seniors completed a 72-hour simulation of a hospital setting which began Thursday, March 23, the first 72-hour simulation completed by Truman students since the pilot program during 2020. Students worked the […]