The Truman State University theatre department is putting on a production of William Shakespeare’s “Macbeth” with several twists in store, including a gender swapped cast and greater use of audiovisual effects. The play will run […]
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 […]
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 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 […]
TMN film critic Gordon McPherson gives “The Death of Dick Long” three and a half out of five rocking horses. “The Death of Dick Long” is among the weirdest films I’ve seen all year. Directed […]
A production portraying the founder of osteopathic medicine will be hosted by A.T. Still University of Health Sciences on Thursday, Nov. 7 at Truman State University’s Baldwin Hall Auditorium. Its mission: to draw widespread excitement […]
“I’m fine,” Rachel said, hugging her arms across her chest. The porch bench rocked gently back and forth as she swung her feet. “Why are you lying to me?” Danny sat on the other end […]
Aromas of s’mores and hot chocolate filled the air. Leaves crinkled while voices grew louder as more wandered toward the center of campus. A few steps further revealed a classic autumn scene — pumpkin carving, […]
Dybbuk Box The very day Jason Haxton, museum director at A.T. Still University, came into contact with this old Jewish wine box, he broke out into red welts, began coughing, bleeding from the eyes and […]
TMN film critic Gordon McPherson gives “Zombieland: Double Tap” 3/5 bloody guitars Director Ruben Fleischer’s “Zombieland: Double Tap” fails to recapture the wit, stakes and heart of the original film, but nevertheless proves passably entertaining. […]
October Jones was a force to be reckoned with. She walked the halls of East Valley High School with her head high, her armful of books organized and well-contained, her eyes somehow staring both straight […]
Thousand Hills State Park — With trees, shrubs and an entire lake around which to frolic, what more could you want from a trail run? While there are plenty of twists and turns to hold […]
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