Features

WILLIAM HAYES | STAFF WRITER For most Americans, Jan. 20, Inauguration Day, was a massive and special event, but this was certainly the case for APSU alumnus Sam Barlow, who is currently a Gunnery Sergeant in the United States Marine Corps, serving as a trombonist in the Marine band, “The ...

Ashley Thompson | Features Writer Ever wonder what a professor might be up to when they are not teaching class? Assistant Professor of History Dzavid Dzanic gives some insight into what he enjoys doing and more about him outside of the classroom. With so much happening in life, our accomplishments ...

With a play titled ‘‘Buried Child,” it is understandable to expect dark and complex material. With plays such as this, however, presentation is crucial, and this is where the theater department’s latest production falls flat. I attended the showing of “Buried Child” at 2 p.m. on Sunday, Feb. 12. From ...

Next fall, the city of Clarksville will experience nearly two minutes of darkness in the middle of the afternoon. On Aug 21, 2017, a total eclipse will pass through Clarksville, making APSU and the surrounding areas a suitable place to view the occurrence. APSU will not only be observing, but ...

Stars from Nick Cannon’s “Wild ‘N Out” came at 7 p.m on Thursday, Feb. 2 to APSU’s Clement Auditorium for a comedy show. The Govs Programming Council (GPC) hosted the show, and it consisted of two “Wild ‘N Out” comedians, Chico Bean and Jacob Williams, taking half an hour on ...

As students got ready for the big basketball games during Coming Home week, they come together for some competition and fun to form a strong community to support their fellow Govs. The Govs Programming Council (GPC) hosted Open Mic and Trivia Night in the MUC on Tuesday, January 31. Students ...