Subscribe to our RSS FeedVol. 13, No. 11 - Nov. 4, 2008
- Features
- Truman Recognized by Kiplinger’s Personal Finance Magazine
- Lyceum Series Continues with Canadian Brass
- Truman Forensics Students Capture Three Championships at Creighton Tournament
- Tom Carnahan to Speak During Global Entrepreneurship Week Nov. 17
- Philosophy and Religion Hosts Conference
- Lincoln Author to Visit Truman
- Rite Care Early Literacy Library Book Donation
- Announcements
- Rhapsody in Red
- SUB Spring 2009 Reservations
- Bill Cable Purple and White Game
- Election Day Coverage
- An Evening With Stephen Lynch
- Lincoln Bicentennial Celebration Gettysburg State Dinner
- Professional Development Institute Program Schedule
- Nominate Students For USA Today All-USA College Academic First Team
- Applications Being Accepted For Molecular Ecology Research For 2009
- Phi Sigma Pi Offers Free Baby-sitting Service
- Grants Available for Student Field Trips Through Student Affairs
- International Student Affairs Office Now Hiring for Spring 2009
- Pickler Memorial Library
- Candidates Forum
- Notables
- Notes
- Submission Information
- Archives
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Features
Kiplinger’s Personal Finance magazine has listed Truman as 20th on its exclusive survey list of 100 best values in public colleges that “combine outstanding economic value with top-notch education.”
The Kohlenberg Lyceum Series returns Nov. 11 with a performance by award-winning musicians, Canadian Brass.
A team of 20 members from the Truman Forensic Union captured three separate top honors along with several other awards at the Nebraska Double-Up tournaments hosted at Creighton University Oct. 24-26.
Tom Carnahan, son of late Missouri Gov. Mel Carnahan and former U.S. Sen. Jean Carnahan, will give the keynote address for Global Entrepreneurship Week at 12:30 Nov. 17 in Violette Hall 1000.
The Philosophy and Religion Department will host the 19th Annual Undergraduate Philosophy and Religion Conference from 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Nov. 8 in the Spanish Room of the Student Union Building.
Author Timothy Good will be visiting history and criminal justice systems classes to discuss his two books, “We Saw Lincoln Shot: One Hundred Eye Witness Accounts” and “The Lincoln-Douglas Debates and the Making of a President” Nov. 5.
Caroline Donahue, daughter of Roberta Donahue, assistant professor of health and exercise science, has donated 40 books to the Truman Rite Care Early Literacy Library.