One of the things Bridget Mendel Lee does as a beekeeper and teacher is help people get comfortable enough to work with honey bees without wearing protective gloves. She finds most people with intense phobias […]
Bill Kuntz, Truman State University Farm Manager, couldn’t be happier to see the bitter cold and merciless snow and ice of winter coming to an end. Kuntz is responsible for taking care of the farm […]
This is the third installment in TMN staff writer Allison Maschhoff’s serialized fiction series, The Curse of Briar Michaels. You can read part two here. Aislinn walked over to Briar. Her lips were pressed together […]
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 […]
This is part two in writer Allison Maschhoff’s serialized fiction series, The Curse of Briar Michaels. You can find catch up here with part one. Aislinn walked over to Briar. Her lips were pressed together […]
For Janes Dreamweaver, posture is one of his favorite topics and is something he actively pays attention to as a yoga instructor. “My staff will tell you they are so tired of hearing me talk […]
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 […]
TMN movie critic Gordon McPhereson gives this film 3/5 eyeballs. “Alita: Battle Angel,” based on the Japanese manga Battle Angel Alita, showcases breathtaking visuals and memorable action sequences, but it also takes itself way too […]
It’s icy on Thanksgiving Day in Kirksville, Missouri, and there’s a line winding around a small white building. People from different walks of life hold up a plate to get a home-cooked meal and sit […]
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 […]
TMN opinions and features editor Elisabeth Shirk sat down with country music singer RaeLynn when she came to campus to perform last weekend with Hunter Hayes for SAB’s spring concert. When did you know that […]
It is time for a new adventure. Another story in another world that looks very much like ours, and perhaps is. Now, throughout time there have been people who have known Death, in one way […]
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