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What's Happening at Truman
Check out all the great things happening around campus and throughout our community.
Alumna Artist and Entrepreneur Selected as Commencement Speaker
Alumna artist and entrepreneur Dusty Folwarczny will provide the commencement address during the graduation ceremony, Dec. 17.
Football to Return to America's Crossroads Bowl
Truman football has accepted an invitation to represent the Great Lakes Valley Conference for a third time in the America's Crossroads Bowl at 1 p.m. Dec. 3 in Hobart, Indiana.
Indian Boarding School and Energy Management Highlight “Tea Time”
University President Sue Thomas welcomed student Krishna Chebolu for a recent episode of “Tea Time with Sue.”
Summer Jobs Available Through Truman Academies
Preceptors are needed for the following academies:
- Joseph Baldwin Academy (June 7 - July 1 and/or July 5 - 29)
- JBA Junior (July 16 - 21)
- ATSU-Truman Healthcare Academy (June 23 - 30)
Truman Steel to Perform Holiday Concert for Lyceum Series
Truman’s own University Steel Band will perform a holiday concert at 7:30 p.m. Dec. 3 in Baldwin Auditorium as part of the Kohlenberg Lyceum Series.
Basketball Hosts “Purple Out” Games Tonight
Fans are asked to show up in purple when the Truman basketball teams take on the University of Indianapolis in Pershing Arena tonight.
Mitchell Heberer
Class of ‘21