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What's Happening at Truman
Check out all the great things happening around campus and throughout our community.

Truman Extends No. 1 Ranking Streak to 27 Years
Truman’s spot at the top of the U.S. News & World Report college rankings now stands at 27 years and counting.

Fall Career and Graduate Week Expo Set for Sept. 25-29
This year’s fall Career and Graduate Expo will take place Sept. 25-29.

Government Internships Available in Jefferson City
An informational meeting for the Spring 2024 Missouri Government Internship Program will take place at 4:45 p.m. Sept. 20 in McClain 210.

Campus Welcomes Internationally Acclaimed Artist
The Department of Music will host internationally acclaimed concert marimba artist Ji Hye Jung.

FAFSA Changes Coming This Year
Students who rely on financial assistance should be aware of ongoing changes to the FAFSA process.

ITS “Tech Bytes” Explores Campus Email
Starting in this issue, Information and Technology Services will share weekly “Tech Bytes” in the Truman Today focusing on some aspect of campus technology.

Community Honors September 11
Truman ROTC members, along with students and members of the Kirksville community, came together to pay tribute to those lost on September 11, 2001.
Mitchell Heberer
Class of ‘21