Missouri House Bill 575 passed the House of Representatives and is going to the Senate. The bill initially was based on campus protection officers of higher education institutions, which would allow for faculty and staff […]
Deanna Schmidt and Katie Alexander have been elected Student Government president and vice president for the 2019-20 school year. Student Government polls closed at 10 a.m. this morning. Schmidt and Alexander ran uncontested on a […]
Since joining the Kirksville City Council by appointment last August, Zac Burden won the municipal election to retain his seat April 2 and was chosen to serve as mayor April 8. Burden is a staple […]
The Truman State University Board of Governors met Saturday, April 13 to discuss multiple projects and listen to university leader reports. University President Sue Thomas reported to the Board she thinks the Greenwood center project […]
Students are voting in Student Government elections this week despite having only one competitive race. This semester’s elections determines the Truman State University Student Government president and vice president for next year, as well as […]
There are a lot of things I could share about attending the Missouri College Media Association Conference. For starters, it was a long weekend for many of us at Truman Media Network who made the […]
Candidates running for a seat on Student Government have until tomorrow to turn in applications, but campaigning has already begun. There are 12 voting senator positions, three senior senators, the vice president and president, and […]
After nearly 20 years, Emmy-nominated actress Jenna Fischer returned to her alma mater to speak in this year’s Holman Family Distinguished Speaker Series. Fischer graduated from Northeast Missouri State University in 1995, the year before […]
The unemployment rate in Adair County has decreased slightly, but remains stable overall. Carolyn Chrisman, executive director for Kirksville Regional Economic Development Inc. said that as of February 2019, the unemployment rate in Adair County […]
After passing the three courses pertaining to the Truman Symposium at its March 28 meeting, Faculty Senate is moving toward wrapping up work on The Dialogues. Truman State University is replacing its current Liberal Studies […]
Missouri Amendment 2 passed with 65.5% approval last November legalizing medical marijuana in Missouri. At a recent meeting, Kirksville City Council members passed a zoning code expanding upon the amendment. The zoning code allows for […]
Sigma Tau Gamma placed its Truman State University chapter on a cease and desist because of multiple investigations being conducted by Truman’s Office of Citizenship and Community Standards. As of now, the organization cannot conduct […]
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