Ten years ago on June 15, 1995, University administrators and Board members, legislators, CBHE representatives, alumni and friends gathered with Gov. Mel Carnahan in his office in Jefferson City, Mo., for the official bill signing of the legislation which changed the University’s name to Truman State University, effective July 1, 1996.
Read more...Thirty-two graduates received top honors at Truman’s spring 2005 commencement ceremony May 14 at Stokes Stadium.
Read more...Truman State University students Laura Tabor, junior English and pre-education double major from West Des Moines, Iowa; Christine McNichols, junior English and pre-education double major from Ballwin, Mo.; Shea Roberts, junior communication disorders and pre-education double major from Platte City, Mo.; and Stefanie Tune, sophomore psychology and pre-education double major from St. Charles, Mo.; presented a Missouri flag to Ray Miller Elementary School Principal Marianne Farr May 24 in front of the elementary school.
Read more...The Truman State University Cantoria and Brass Ensemble embarked on a two-week tour of Italy and Greece May 18.
Read more...Eighteen students received General Honors May 13.
Read more...Truman faculty and students presented at the Missouri Speech Language Hearing Association (MSHA) Convention that took place April 7-9 in Osage Beach, Mo.
Read more...The Missouri Department of Natural Resources is offering an Environmental Education Scholarship Program (EESP) designed to provide scholarships to minority and other underrepresented students pursuing a bachelor’s or master’s degree in an environmental course of study.
Read more...The following Truman students placed at the 99th percentile on either the Academic Profile or at least one module of the Collegiate Assessment of Academic Proficiency (CAAP) exam during the fall 2004 or spring 2005 semesters.
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