‘Into the Woods’ revives classic fairy tales

January 23, 2015 by Lauren Cottle Leave a Comment

Disney’s “Into the Woods” delivers a fresh take on the classic fairy tale musical, featuring songs which range from chipper to melancholy, and a slew of A-list actors. “Into the Woods” is based on the musical play composed by Stephen Sondheim and written by James Lapine, who is also the screenwriter for the movie. The […]

Art major McKinney’s odd job, inspirations for pieces

January 23, 2015 by Elena Spradlin Leave a Comment

» By Elena Spradlin Staff Writer Senior studio art major Lauren McKinney has spent her winter break as an intern restoring history at the Tennessee State Library and Archives in Nashville. Each day she works beside two conservators in the preservations lab. Together they breathe new life into historical documents, most between 200-220 years old, […]

APSU student Celeste’s arrival to DC as an intern

January 22, 2015 by Celeste Malone Leave a Comment

I am beyond excited to spend my spring semester in the busy city of DC. I am completely in love with this city, and I haven’t even been here since the 5th grade. When I went, I had the honor of placing a wreath at the tomb of the Unknown Soldiers at Arlington National […]

Lady Govs drop two in a row

October 15, 2014 by Andrew Thompson Leave a Comment

>>Kory Gibbs, Staff Writer The Lady Govs began their four game road trip this past weekend with two games in two days versus Southern Illinois University -Edwardsville on Friday and Eastern Illinois University on Saturday. The Lady Govs came in this weekend on a four game win streak and on top the Ohio Valley Conference standings. […]

BI turns animal cruelty into top-tier felony

October 1, 2014 by Contributing Writer Leave a Comment

SUE MANNING, Associated Press LOS ANGELES — Young people who torture and kill animals are prone to violence against people later in life if it goes unchecked, studies have shown. A new federal category for animal cruelty crimes will help root out those pet abusers before their behavior worsens and give a boost to […]

Armed robbery reported near campus during Mudbowl

September 28, 2014 by Megan McCann, News Editor Leave a Comment

Clarksville Police apprehended the suspect of an armed robbery near Greek Village, across the street from where APSU’s annual Mudbowl event was held. For the second time this month, students received an alert regarding an armed robbery near campus. The incident was reported at Rony’s Smoke Shack on North 2nd Street on Sunday, Sept. 28, […]