Around the Quad
Walston Named EVPAA and Provost
TIM WALSTON ASSUMED THE DUTIES of Truman’s Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost in May, officially stepping into the role after previously serving in the position on an interim basis. A member of the Truman faculty since 2006, Walston brings almost two decades of experience in teaching, research and administration within the University.
Sports
Women's Soccer Quinn Nauman was named 2025 third-team All-GLVC and third-team USC All-Midwest Region. Nauman led the Bulldogs to a 5-6-5 record, while leading the team in both goals and assist, with five goals and four assists on the season. Men's Soccer Jacob Panagos had a breakout season, leading the Bulldogs with seven goals, two
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Nemo Scholarship Expands to Support More Area Students
BEGINNING NEXT FALL, even more students will have access to the Northeast Missouri Scholarship at Truman. The NEMO Scholarship has been expanded to include Clark, Lewis, Shelby and Marion counties, bringing the total number of eligible counties to 12. This expansion will be effective for fall 2026 incoming students. Offered for the first time in
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Greetings, Fellow Bulldogs! I hope this issue of the Truman Review finds you enjoying a summer filled with family, friends, and memorable experiences. In Kirksville, after sending off spectacular graduates prepared to make a real difference in the world, we have settled into a summer full of academies, athletic and band camps, the Special Olympics
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Costa Stays Engaged with Public Offerings of Popular Classes
This fall, Sal Costa will teach a publicly available course on the mafia. TO THE CASUAL OBSERVER, it might not look like Sal Costa is retired. It’s common to bump into him on campus, usually in the Student Union Building chatting with former colleagues or current students. For several weeks most semesters he can be
Class Notes
THE SEVENTH ANNUAL ALUMNI & FRIENDS BOOK CLUB will feature"What's Done in Darkness" by Truman alumna Laura McHugh ('96). Named one of the best books of the year by the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, "What's Done in Darkness" is a suspenseful thriller about Sarabeth, a teenager from a strict, religious later dumped by a masked man.
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Truman Extends No. 1 Streak to 29 Years, Receives Full Accreditation for the Next Decade
IT HAS BECOME A RITE OF FALL as commonplace as the leaves changing colors. Near the beginning of the most recent academic year, Truman was again ranked as the No. 1 public university in the Midwest region by U.S. News & World Report, extending its streak at the top to 29 years in a row.