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Renovated Mainstreet Market opens in SUB
The Mainstreet Market, located in the Student Union Building is finally open. Students now have the food options of Chick-fil-A, Mein Bowl, Holy Habanero, and Slice of Life.
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Soccer
Women’s soccer embraces high expectations for 2016 season
Truman State women’s soccer returns for the 2016 season with a lot to prove and a lot to protect. The ‘Dogs enter 2016 ranked 25th in the preseason Division II coaches poll taken by the […]
Campus
Upperclassmen help freshmen get settled in
Check out how these incoming freshmen are enjoying their first day at Truman State University with reporter Amber Draper.
Editorial
Food for thought: New roommate stress bread
Advice for college life where every conflict (or at least most) can be solved with a little food and conversation. So, you’ve just moved in with your first roommate and you have no experience sharing […]
Campus
Truman Transformation meant to educate freshmen about liberal arts
Incoming freshmen will be the first to experience the revamping of an event at Truman State – Truman Transformation. The previous Truman Week has been modified to encompass calendar adjustments and a refocus on educating […]
Campus
Behind closed doors: what it means to be a ResLife student adviser
While many only see Residence Life student advisers creating bulletin boards, door decorations and resident events, it is behind closed doors that sacrifices are made and time is spent on bettering the halls. Three-fourths of […]
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Panhellenic Council introduces new Yell-In tradition
September 12, hundreds of women will run home to their new sorority after four days of recruitment events, just like the thousands of women before them. However, the women going through recruitment this year will […]
News
Title IX officer weighs in on sexual assaults
In the wake of multiple sexual assault reports last week, Jamie Ball, Truman State’s Title IX officer, weighed in on the issue of sexual assault and how Truman addresses it from a policy standpoint. Ball […]
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Newly elected Senate officials make plans for next year
Zack Irvin: How excited are you to have been elected to your position? JJ Dorrell: I am very excited. I have been involved in Student Government for the past four years. Next year will be […]
City
City Leaders Implement Economic Changes
The Kirksville Chamber of Commerce, along with the Tourism Office and other city departments, sponsor events each year to promote the Kirksville community. These events provide entertainment for residents and visitors, and they help support local businesses. Sandra Williams, Executive […]
Campus
Updated: Suspect apprehended in alleged April 13 sexual assault
Update at of April 15 at 6:45 p.m.: James V. Hood has been formally charged with sodomy in the first degree by the Adair County prosecuting attorney. Tyler Gregory, Adair County Corrections Officer, says that […]