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The social issues with gay marriage shouldn’t dictate government ruling. When it comes down to why gay marriage should or should not be legal, are the reasons expressed by our government’s laws really constitutional or just perverse rules enabled by an outdated way of thinking? It makes little to no ...

Mary Alice, a Chartwells employee recently featured in #PeayPix, has had a vibrant past before coming to Clarksville, Tenn. and working at APSU’s Peay Pod. She and her husband moved to Clarksville after her stepson, who was in the 101st Airborne, was deployed, leaving his wife at home with two ...

This semester the Art department is challenging traditional art forms by exploring a different medium: sound. The exhibit, “Sound,” is a collection of pieces around campus that embody the idea that sound is as a good tool for creating works of art as paint or chalk.  Michael Dickins, gallery director ...

It’s that time again, awards season is here: from the recently aired Golden Globes to the Oscars, Screen Actor Guild Awards (SAG) and many more. Watching the stars walk the red carpet is one of the highlights of the evening for many. Up and coming are the Oscars, which will ...

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 ...

» 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 Together they breathe new life into historical documents, ...