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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.
Alumni News
THE TRUMAN ALUMNI ASSOCIATION foster and strengthens lifelong relationships with Truman by connecting alumni to each other, connecting alumni to the University and connecting others to the University. Joining the Alumni Association is an investment in a stronger Bulldog network that supports alumni and helps sustain Truman's tradition of excellence long past graduation. membership in the Alumni Association includes
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Online Gifted Ed Program Provides Opportunities for Teachers and Students
Truman combines its normal school roots and modern technology to equip educators with strategies for talented learners. GIFTED STUDENTS OFTEN NEED SUPPORT beyond what is typically targeted in day-to-day instruction. For educators seeking additional resources to help these students reach their full potential, Truman offers a completely online Master of Arts in gifted education. Designed