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- Features
- Ruckus Arrives at Truman
- Kohlenberg Lyceum Series Presents "The Nutcracker"
- Speaker to Talk About Restorative Therapy and Faith-Based Bullying
- Commission on Curriculum Seeks Feedback
- Pi Kappa Phi Rides 4,000 Miles in Five Days to Raise Awareness of Accessibility for Disabled
- Career Expo Prize Announces Winners
- Announcements
- Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs Candidates
- Native American Heritage Month Event - Speaker Jackie Tointigh
- America Recycles Day
- What’s the BEEF (or pork) on CAFOs?
- The SERVE Center Presents Hungerfest
- Truman Today will not be Published Next Week
- Shuttle to LaPlata Train Station
- Public Tie-Dye
- Thanksgiving Break Hours
- Food for Fines at the Library
- Notables
- Notes
- On Campus Calendar
- Submission Information
- Archives
Features
Ruckus Network, Inc., the provider of a multimedia network that supplies free and legal music downloads specifically for college students, recently announced that its Ruckus® service is now available at Truman State University.
The Minnesota Ballet performance of “The Nutcracker” will take place at 7:30 p.m. Dec. 4 in Baldwin Auditorium.
Marc Adams, founder of HeartStrong, Inc., will speak on “Restorative Therapy and Faith-based Bullying at Religious Educational Institutions Uncovered” at 7 p.m. Nov. 13 in the Student Union Building Activities Room.
Undergraduate Council (UGC) created the Commission on Undergraduate Curriculum in May 2006.
This is the end of the Pi Kappa Phi Accessibilities Week Journey of Hope project.
The Career Center recently hosted 100 employers for the Fall Career Expo on Oct. 10.