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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 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 Reading minds and floating tables sounds impossible. At “Experiencing the Extraordinary” on Saturday, Sept. 10, it did not appear that way. Craig Karges, named campus entertainer of the year six times by the National Association for Campus Activities, performed a magician’s show as part of ...

  “The borrower is a servant to its lender” – Dave Ramsey   Today a lot of college students take out loans to pay for their college, but for most it is hard to pay them off afterwards. According to the U.S. student loans statistics, Americans owe nearly $1.3 trillion ...

Despite losing to Troy University 57-17, APSU has a lot to look forward to in the remainder of the season. APSU earned their highest score against a Football Bowl Subdivision team since scoring 33 points against Middle Tennessee State University in 2010. Another takeaway from the game is junior James ...

APSU’s Center for Service-Learning and Community Engagement (CSLCE), which houses the S.O.S. Food Pantry, has lost two chickens to a suspected dog attack. The chickens, named Mini and Mae, did not survive the attack. A third chicken, Nancy, did survive and was taken to a veterinarian’s office in Joelton for ...