Archive for August, 2002
Missouri universities ask legislature for more money
The presidents of Missouri’s 13 public colleges and universities are on a mission to spread the word that Missouri’s higher education system needs funding help.
Police department moves to new site
The Kirksville Police Department will begin moving to its new home after Oct. 1.
Kirksville police chief steps down from post
After 26 years with the Kirksville Police Department, Pingel is leaving to become involved in the ministries at Nations Harvest Bible College and Heartland Christian Academy, located south of Newark, Mo.
Authorities investigate rape
A female Truman student reported a rape to the Northeast Regional Medical Center the morning of May 4.
Magruder rolls to retirement
President Magruder has no intentions of slowing down before retirement
Alcohol violations decrease
Police step up watch during Truman Week; Public Safety does not
West Nile virus found in Kirksville
Laboratory tests confirmed that a dead bird found in July on East Normal Street in Kirksville was a victim of West Nile virus.
Students pay for cutbacks
Tuition increase, surcharge will make up for $7.9 million shortfall
NRMC emergency room expands
Kirksville residents can look forward to a new, more convenient and more advanced emergency room.
Campus switches e-mail provider
As of Aug. 18, students must log on to the Campus Pipeline System at http://pipeline.truman.edu/ to check their e-mail.
