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Govs fall short in heartbreaker
Just two points separated the Govs from earning the first victory of the season against Southeast Missouri in the final game at Governors Stadium before renovations begin. Down 34-36 with a minute remaining, the APSU offense led a drive down field while converting twice on fourth down to cross midfield. But with no timeouts remaining, […]
Hall visits DC and encourages innovation for low-income student success
On Thursday, Oct. 31, APSU President Tim Hall went to Washington, D.C. and joined other school officials from across the country to discuss with senators the ideas and innovations schools are making to help low-income students not only acquire degrees, but also in a timely manner. The hearing was held as Congress decides whether or […]
Austin Peay Topped by Skyhawks on Homecoming
The 69th edition of homecoming at Austin Peay took place on Saturday, Oct. 26 with many events happening on campus throughout the week into the weekend. All things led to Governors Stadium, with APSU taking on UT Martin in an Ohio Valley Conference match-up. The Govs (0-8, 0-4) scored a season-best total in points, but […]
APSU Softball 2014 Schedule Announced
Just as the baseball schedule was released, the APSU Sports Information Department also released the slate for the Lady Govs softball team. For the fall season, APSU finished with a perfect 6-0 record, but still have until Feb. 7 before the first regular season to begin. The Lady Govs will open up in Mobile, Ala., […]
2014 APSU Baseball Schedule Released
The full slate of games for the 2014 APSU baseball season was released on Wednesday, Oct. 23, featuring 31 games at the Bat Govs’ home ballpark of Raymond C. Hand Park. Offseason preparation are in full swing for APSU, with the annual Red-White World Series in the books. The White team swept the Red squad […]
$8.7 million Foy Fitness and Recreation Center expansion
A year ago a proposal was pitched by Director of the Foy Fitness and Recreational Center David Davenport alongside Student Affairs to add more space to the Foy. The project was submitted to the Tennessee Board of Regents in 2013 to move forward as a part of the budget. Once the project gets off the […]
News
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SGA brings 13 new pieces of legislation to the table
The SGA met on Wednesday, Dec. 4 to discuss a total of thirteen pieces of legislation. Act 6, sponsored by senator Olivia Bellar, proposed the maximum sponsors of legislation be changed from two to three. Senator Chris Tablack responded to the bill by saying he fears “senators will get lazy” and write less legislation, which […]
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Greek Life coordinator moves on
Recently, Brianna Lombardozzi, the former Greek Life Coordinator at APSU, took a position at a new university as an associate director of Fraternity & Sorority Life. While at APSU, Lombardozzi helped Greek chapters at APSU grow significantly. “Many new chapters [were] colonized or re-recognized under my assistance,” Lombardozzi said. The new chapters and colonies at […]
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Students offer useful tips to each other to help find balance between academics and social life for new school year
» By Raven Brown –Staff Writer Most of you made it through this past year of college without spontaneously combusting into a fiery ball of stress, and the rest and relaxation that comes with summer break has ended all of your worries about tests, grades, and GPAs. But those two and a half months of […]
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Celebrities give newcoming students advice on how to stay stress free and healthy during hard times in college
»Ronniesia Reed –Perspectives Editor The beginning of the school year can be the most stressful for freshmen. With moving in, starting classes, learning the campus and meeting new people on the list of to-dos, it can be difficult to balance things out. The good news is, it all gets better. All of these things can […]
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Lady Govs rebound at home
As they have one all season after losing a game the Lady Govs were able to handle their business at home against Central Arkansas (5-2) with a 81-60 victory. Sophomore Tiasha Gray continued her stellar play with a career high 28 points on 13-20 from the field. Sophomore forward Jennifer Nwokocha had a near double-double […]
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Knowing the history of Thanksgiving is important
– Ronniesia Reed Thanksgiving is a day many college students look forward to. After going so long without home-cooked meals, it is no surprise we cannot wait for the holidays. Many people make food the main focus of Thanksgiving, but are unaware of where the tradition of Thanksgiving really comes from. The first Thanksgiving was […]
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Lady Govs rebound at home
As they have one all season after losing a game the Lady Govs were able to handle their business at home against Central Arkansas (5-2) with a 81-60 victory. Sophomore Tiasha Gray continued her stellar play with a career high 28 points on 13-20 from the field. Sophomore forward Jennifer Nwokocha had a near double-double […]
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Govs hold off pesky Salukis
A block by Chris Horton at the buzzer gave Austin Peay its second win of the season on Tuesday, Nov. 19 as Southern Illinois traveled to Clarksville for the first time since 1994. APSU (2-1) led by 17 at the 13:10 mark of the second half, but allowed the Salukis (0-3) to mount a comeback […]
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AT&T Mobility, Sprint and T-Mobile have agreed to stop charging customers for premium text messages
Telecommunications companies AT&T Mobility, Sprint and T-Mobile have agreed to stop charging customers for premium text messages, the unauthorized third-party charges that appear on cellphone bills, the state attorney general said Thursday. Vermont is leading 45 states in trying to end the unauthorized billing practice, called cramming, Attorney General Bill Sorrell said. The Federal Trade […]
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HealthCare.gov fix needs more time, money
Technology experts say healing what ails the Healthcare.gov website will be a tougher task than the Obama administration acknowledges. “It’s going to cost a lot of tax dollars to get this done,” says Bill Curtis, senior vice president and chief scientist at CAST, a French software analysis company with offices in the U.S. Curtis says […]
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