» By BRIAN BIGELOW – bbigelow@my.apsu.edu Ever wanted to jump into a pool of near freezing water with 200 other people for a good cause? Then maybe you were at the Polar Plunge. The brainchild of Kelly Kler, a former APSU graduate assistant, the Polar Plunge has become a campus ...

» By CONOR SCRUTON -cscruton@my.apsu.edu While many college students set their sights on graduate school or a workplace, alumna Kaley Drew took a slightly different route, opting to start her own business instead. The Couture Crush is a clothing boutique located on the second floor of 109 Franklin St. in ...

» By CHRIS COPPEDGE- ccoppedge@my.apsu.edu For Elizabeth Kurtz, APSU’s Americorps Vista representative, the issue of service-learning on the APSU campus is a deeply important one. “This conference is a huge step in terms of exposing our faculty to the service-learning already in place at other Tennessee Board of Regents and ...

» ASSOCIATED PRESS Washington — Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky, the son of Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul and a frequent critic of the Transportation Security Administration, was stopped by security at the Nashville airport Monday, Jan. 23, when a scanner set off an alarm and Paul declined to allow ...

» By TRENT SINGER – tsinger@my.apsu.edu The Govs headed into Saturday night’s Jan. 21 game on a four-game winning streak and came away victorious with a 76-64 win over the Eastern Illinois Panthers. Led by senior guard TyShwan Edmondson, who ended the game with 24 points, the Govs won their ...

Trymica Daniels »Gay. It is a word that, over the course of history and especially in recent years, has sparked both controversy and revolution. Last year, a piece of Tennessee legislation called SB0049 — nicknamed the “Don’t Say Gay” bill — was passed in the state Senate, sponsored by Stacey ...