Features

The Department of Communications has developed the very first Living and Learning Community (LLC) on campus. Last year, Assistant Vice President for Student Affairs and Director of Housing Joe Mills sent out an email to faculty and staff asking if there was any interest in forming an LLC on campus. ...

In a world filled with violence and war, the art of diplomacy provides an alternate method to achieving peace. With the United Nations aiming to secure this goal, various academic organizations work to emulate this experience for their students. Political Science professors Katherine Hunt, Harold Young and Anna Gregg are ...

One’s life story is complex. Transcribing it to poetry can bring such complexity to life. Award-winning poet Aimee Nezhukumatathil came to APSU Thursday, Sept. 15, to read various pieces of her work in prose poetry. Nezhukumatathil gave exposition before each poem, giving the familial context behind the work and creating ...

Just under two months from now, the nation will vote to see which direction it will go for the next four years. That is why many organizations have made it a priority to educate students on the voting process. On Thursday, Sept. 15, SGA and the Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity ...

In an election with such drastically different candidates, voting is crucial and no voter should be judged based on who they vote for. Voting is important because every vote helps to decide the direction the country will go toward. In the Republican and Democratic parties, many people feel very strongly ...

Ashley Thompson | Features Writer As the 2016 presidential election draws closer, various opinions are coming to the forefront in speeches, workshops, and social media. Among these, Heather Richardson, professor of History at Boston College, gave a presentation on Constitution Day at APSU Thursday, Sept. 15. Richardson covered topics on ...