The Kirksville Watershed Management Commission received a grant to fund installing signs across the city to help inform citizens about watersheds in the area. The signs were posted to help educate citizens about watersheds and […]
TMN movie critic Gordon McPherson gives “The Guilty” five out of five headsets. With “Avengers: Endgame” coming out April 26, it seems appropriate that I review a film stripped of all effects-driven bombast — one […]
Citizens had the opportunity Tuesday to meet the eight candidates currently running for Kirksville City Council as they answered questions about city issues in a forum hosted by the Kirksville Area Chamber of Commerce. Three […]
After a fire on the south side of campus, Truman State University is looking at options for rebuilding the storage building. The fire broke out Jan. 24 in the Delaney and Baldwin Complex. After the […]
Student advisers received new training from Truman State University’s Institutional Compliance Office, which has also made changes to its internal procedures. The updated training changes how SAs are involved in Title IX issues and gives […]
Janet Gooch, executive vice president for academic affairs and provost, said she has learned a lot about Truman State University as she approaches the two-year mark in her current position. Since Gooch took office, Truman […]
With wind and string harmonies echoing through the halls, Truman State University’s music department held its annual Gold Medal Concert in Ophelia Parrish Performance Hall March 2 with Sam McClure as conductor leading Truman’s Symphony […]
The Sesquicentennial Plaza outside of the Student Union Building is being renamed the Sandra K. Giachino Reavey Sesquicentennial Plaza. Reavey was a longtime friend of Truman State University, said Director of Development Charles Hunsaker. She […]
New freshman applications are currently sitting at 3,489 for fall 2019, 2,498 of which have been admitted to Truman State University. After a 17 percent drop in new student enrollment this year, the University hired […]
The JED committee’s proposal to move the course drop deadline for students back by two weeks will go into effect the coming semester. Jonathan Vieker, chair of the JED policies and protocols committee, said in […]
The Kirksville municipal court will be dissolved June 1, and operations will be transferred to Missouri’s second judicial circuit court. Kirksville city manager Mari Macomber said there will be a transitional period in April where […]
TMN features writer Aura Martin visited the University Art Gallery and talked with artists about three exhibits on display. Retrospective Wynne Wilbur, Truman State University ceramics professor, first interacted with clay when she was in […]
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