Cheers to Truman!

University Celebrates 21 years at No. 1 This school year kicked off the same way as the last 20 – with Truman at the top of the Midwest regional rankings compiled by U.S. News & World Report. Truman was listed as the No. 1 public university in the Midwest regional category in the 2018 Best

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Photo Donation Honors University History

During this sesquicentennial year, those interested in University history have a new resource to explore thanks to a unique donation from an alumnus. In the summer of 2017, John R. Andrews (’83) generously donated an old photo album containing 1860s and 1870s tintype photos to the University. His hope was that such a collection might

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A Passion for Patients

Medical laboratory scientists are a critical part of the health care industry, although their efforts can sometimes go unnoticed. With a never-ending line of tests to run and results to return, “lab rats” usually stick to their work, rarely interacting with patients or some of the other aspects of a hospital. Leah (Weiler) Cate pursued

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NSF Grant to Provide $1 Million for STEM

Truman has received a $1 million grant to support students pursuing majors in the agriculture science, biology, chemistry and physics departments. The five-year Scholarships in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (S-STEM) Program, administered through the National Science Foundation, will provide more than $600,000 in scholarships for participants. In addition to receiving academic and professional development

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The Doctors are In

All good things must come to an end. Lloyd Cleaver (’72) had a monopoly as the only dermatologist in Kirksville for more than two decades. The native of Macon, Mo., attended both Truman and A.T. Still University, and after serving in the Navy, he returned to open Cleaver Dermatology in 1986. Like with most successful

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