A COVID-19 vaccination clinic was held on campus for the Truman State University community April 7. Three hundred and sixty doses were administered at the event. In a survey conducted by Nancy Daley-Moore and Scott […]
The April 6 elections had good rates of voter turnout, especially for a local election, Adair County Clerk Sandy Collop said. “I was hoping for 15% [voter turnout], and when I found out that we […]
Socially distanced lines formed to get into the Baldwin Auditorium as hundreds of students prepared themselves for the Welcome Back Comedian, Ryan Kelly. Student Activities Board President Jessica Rood thought starting the semester with little […]
Truman State University has instituted a new policy regarding class engagement that will begin this summer. The new policy stems from federal regulation 34 CFR 600.2 that requires both faculty and students to engage in […]
The Hy-Vee Pharmacy in Kirksville continues to be a site where Truman State University students, faculty and Kirksville community members can receive the COVID-19 Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine. Students can receive their vaccine from Hy-Vee by scheduling […]
The Truman State University Index won 18 awards from the Missouri College Media Association, including second place in Best Overall Newspaper in Div. II and third place in the Div. II sweepstakes. MCMA is an […]
Greek Life has implemented changes to Greek Week this semester, while still striving for a sense of normalcy. The previous Greek Week last March was cancelled at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic. One of […]
The Truman Media Network tied for second in the number of awards announced at the Missouri Broadcast Educators Association meeting on Friday, March 26, 2021. Thirteen Missouri schools competed in 29 categories. College of the […]
The Kirksville Police Department is currently investigating a homicide that happened April 1. The incident took place on South Baltimore Street. The police have taken a person of interest into custody regarding the case. This […]
During the first two weeks of March, the first round of admitted student events came to a close, but like most on-campus events this year, they looked different. Given the Centers For Disease Control and […]
Truman State University is starting to plan for the fall 2021 semester and the COVID-19 regulations it will require. Brenda Higgins, associate vice president for student health and wellness, said the University looks to the […]
Truman State University is dividing its spring 2021 commencement into seven ceremonies across two days, which will allow guests to attend in-person in a limited capacity. The spring 2021 commencement ceremony plan was announced to […]
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