FAQ (Episode 3)
The Stress About What’s Next
BY DYLAN VOCHATZER As a student, preparing for the future can seem exciting, but at the same time seem extremely overwhelming. Being financially stable and moving out of high school into your adult years is one of the most important things that students need to focus on, and […]
Gavin Mock Committs to CMU
Mizzou Recruiting Podcast
NFL Mock Draft
GUEST CONTRIBUTOR: HUNTER SILVAN Draft day has finally arrived! Allow me to remind everyone of my philosophy regarding mock drafts: they serve as a reflection tool for the future just as much as a prediction of what will transpire on draft night. This year there are so many […]
Saying Goodbye to a Legend
4-Day Week (An Outsider’s Perspective)
BY DANIEL BLACK I’m new to the school and unfamiliar with the 4-day week schedule, because we never had it where I come from. I came to Kansas City moving away from Las Vegas where we have the regular 5-day week schedule. My family recently moved to Independence […]
Summer Safety
BY MARCHELLE COLLINS Summer time is considered one of the most dangerous times of the year, especially in Kansas City. The most entertaining things carry the most risk, and we wouldn’t even know. It’s important to take the right precautions to make sure we can have fun, while […]
Photogalleries: Baseball & Tennis
Track Sets Records
The Solar Eclipse
BY DYLAN VOCHATZER Monday, April 8th, the world witnessed yet another Solar Eclipse. The last solar eclipse was seen back in 2017. This solar eclipse will be the last one to occur in North America for another 20 years, all the way in 2044. Because of how long […]
Wrapping Up March Madness (Podcast)
Looking at the Rise of School Fights and Why They’re Happening
BY LIAM KEITH In 2024, public violence seems to be rising everywhere, even in public schools. Violence among adolescents has frequently made public spaces place age limits upon their requirements. Worlds of Fun is one such place. The theme park had to put a rule in place where […]
Futsal Explainer
BY BLESSING BONSAYO Despite not being popular, futsal has caught the attention of many soccer fans. It is a sport that requires quick decision-making, skills, and good endurance. Futsal is played on a smaller field with a smaller, heavier ball. It’s estimated that futsal players receive 210% more […]
Final Four Podcast
March Madness Insights
Truman Baseball Update
BY JOSH HAZLETT Spring sports at Truman have begun. This signifies the year coming to an end as these sports will take us up all the way until the middle of May. Truman baseball had their tryouts a couple weeks back and there was a huge turnout of […]
Photo Galleries of Boys’ Tennis, Girls’ Soccer, and Dig for a Difference
Who Do People Think Will Win March Madness?
Track Preview
March Madness Predictions Podcast
Post-Combine Mock Draft
BY LIAM KEITH Pick 1: Caleb Williams, Chicago It seems like all of the attempts to assassinate Williams’s character have been unsuccessful. This is simply one of the best prospects to come out of college. His off-platform throwing ability is unmatched with arm strength that is only comparable […]
A Baseball Life: The Kyle Durham Story
BY SYDNEY SNELSON The days are longer, the temperature is warmer, and baseball is officially here. Truman’s baseball program has been in the shadows for the past few years. Despite decent records, the team hasn’t been able to pull out a conference title win or make it through […]
Truman Chronicles (Episode 7)
Baseball Season Opener Preview
Truman Chronicles Presents: Water Fountain Ratings
Soccer Continues to Gain Popularity in America
BY BONSAYO BLESSING In contrast to American football, soccer is increasing rapidly in the United States. Soccer is ranked 5th in terms of popularity in America. The NFL has taken first place, the second position has been basketball, the third has been the MLB, and the fourth place […]
Catching Up With Truman Baseball
Mizzou Basketball Podcast
How Can We Stop the Violence?
BY JOSHUA HAZLETT Terror in the midst of celebration. On February 14th, 2024 two individuals took the life of one and shot 21 others. 11 of which were children, nine of these children were treated for gunshot wounds. This violence is unacceptable and change needs to be made. […]
District Basketball Photo Gallery
FAQ (Episode 2)
A Ball Covered in Brine?: A Pickleball Story
BY LIAM KEITH 7:25 p.m, I walked into Epic Sports Lodge, a host to many indoor soccer teams and volleyball teams. When I came in it wasn’t the normal sounds of whistles and intermittent cheering, this time it was the pop of a paddle and ball. Things had […]
Truman Chronicles: AI Roundtable
Truman Chronicles Presents: Letters to Our Future Selves
TSPN Basketball Fan Promo
Truman Chronicles (Episodes 5 & 6)
Coach Stough Moves On
BY LIAM KEITH Truman’s head football coach, Robert Stough, is stepping down from his role as coach and teacher. Stough has coached Truman for the last two years and won’t come back for next season. In an early morning tweet he announced his resignation and described all the […]
Courtwarming Weekend: Photo Gallery
Boys’ Basketball: Looking Towards Districts
Truman Chronicles – Valentine’s Special
TSPN Podcast (Episode 1)
Christian’s World (Episode 1)
Super Bowl Predictions
TSPN (Episode 3)
NFL Mock Draft
BY LIAM KEITH Pick 1: Caleb Williams, Atlanta Falcons (Trade) Atlanta gives up the car, the house, and more. They will give up so much for Caleb Williams because it’s much better than having a rotation of Taylor Heinicke, Desmond Ridder, and Marcus Mariota all as starting quarterback […]
Truman Chronicles Presents: Study Tips
Truman Chronicles Presents: The Story of Dung Ha
Truman Chronicles Presents: Family Tales
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