This piece was submitted by freshman Jack Ratliff Over the past week and a half, we have had two armed robberies on or near our campus. One of these armed robberies took place behind my […]
Disclaimer: The SS Warrimoo was a real Australian/New Zealand passenger ship that sailed from 1892–1918. In the 1940s-50s, a story began circulating that the SS Warrimoo had managed to cross the intersection of the International […]
The Pantry for Adair County held an open house Oct. 28 to showcase its new structure, which features a new walk-in freezer, walk-in cooler and shelter for clients to stand under during inclement weather. The […]
One of the things that might have appealed to you as a prospective student at Truman State University is the campus greenery. Campus is filled with old-growth trees of varying species. In fact, the entirety […]
Students for a Democratic Society invited the Socialist Rifle Association president to visit campus Oct. 24 to host an event about how a person can support firearms and still be politically left leaning. The SRA […]
In this first installment of Truman Throwback, we are taking it all the way back to 1989 to remember two events that impacted Truman State University’s campus — a visit from renowned author Maya Angelou […]
The Missouri Department of Conservation awarded Truman State University the $10,000 Tree Resource Improvement and Maintenance Grant. The TRIM Grant is given to several government entities and nonprofit groups for the care of publicly owned […]
The Kirk Building, located west of Blanton-Nason-Brewer Hall, is home to multiple resources on campus for students to take advantage of. The building is named after John R. Kirk, who was the fifth president of […]
The Truman State University Farm had a worse growing season than usual, preventing the farm from providing its normal amount of food for the Kirksville community and Sodexo this season. The University Farm produces an […]
In response to the column last week, I would like to take a few minutes to let everyone know about the circumstances surrounding the incident involving the man with a weapon at the 300 block […]
Truman State University’s faculty medical insurance plan changes will go into effect Jan. 1, 2020. Dave Rector, vice president for Administration, Finance and Planning, said the medical insurance covers faculty, staff and their dependents. Faculty […]
Director of Public Safety Sara Seifert sent an email to students Thursday evening alerting them of a motor vehicle theft from the east parking lot of the Ophelia Parrish Building. A 2003 dark gray Jeep […]
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