Steven Prescott | Staff Writer SGA completed their first weekly meeting of the month. Three resolutions were discussed in the session and two passed with little debate on Oct. 4. A letter will be sent to the Foy Fitness and Recreation Center requesting they purchase ENOs, a popular brand of ...
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Student senators heard three resolutions in the SGA meeting on Sept. 27. Senator Courtney Covington presented two resolutions which he said are intended to help students at APSU. The first resolves is to send a formal request to APSU’s Physical Plant to immediately coordinate removal of a dumpster near Blount ...
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The Department of Language and Literature is kicking off a Film Genre Festival that will screen every Tuesday in October in the Art + Design Theatre. The theme is science fiction. Screenings will include an introduction from a different guest speaker each week. Dr. Jill Franks is a professor of ...
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The Hispanic Cultural Center welcomed poet and educator Denice Frohman to APSU on Wednesday, Sept. 27. Her performances have received millions of views on YouTube, and multiple publications, including ESPN and The Huffington Post, have featured her work. She was invited to the first Latinas in the U.S. Summit, a ...
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The Clery Act became law in 1990. It requires U.S. colleges and universities to be transparent with campus safety policies, crime and fire reports. “The report contains information regarding campus security and personal safety, including topics such as crime prevention, fire safety, university police law enforcement authority, crime reporting policies, ...
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University Ave. is home to many local businesses that service the APSU community. There is the Korean restaurant JibBop, the Mediterranean Grill that offers food for low prices and The Gilroy Clarksville. The strip will soon be home to a new student-friendly housing development. Main608, which is being built at ...
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