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The Student Government Association (SGA) had a busy week hosting various events. During Executive Council (EC) reports, Secretary Hailee Crawford thanked the Senate for their efforts with the Blood Drive, AP Day and Enrollment Day. The Senate later discussed Resolution 19 and Senator Ana C. Pla Rosario presented Act 3. ...

History is an unchanging factor in life that can only be diminished by being forgotten. In the tide of knowledge, learning the history of the world can broaden one’s horizons, and discovering local history is just as fascinating. The African-American Legacy Trail honors African-American history and leadership found in Montgomery ...

College students are struggling with food insecurity and at APSU it is getting worse.  According to a report last month from the Government Accountability Office, in reviewing thirty-one studies on the subject, most concluded that over a third of college students do not have enough to eat.  Additionally, out of ...

The Student Government Association (SGA) convened to address the current situation of APSU’s food pantry. Alexandria Wills, the Director for the Center for Service-Learning & Community Engagement came to the meeting to speak about the Save our Students (S.O.S.) Food Pantry. The S.O.S. food pantry began seven years ago for ...

Many Govs got the chance to meet Tennessee’s newly sworn-in Governor, Bill Lee, at the Governor’s Luncheon.  President White was invited to attend the Governor’s Luncheon during the Tennessee Press Association Conference. President White also invited members of The All State to attend as well and represent APSU.   The luncheon ...

Student Government Association (SGA) had a busy meeting; the Senate welcomed new members, was visited by the Vice President of Student Affairs and addressed a student with concerns. The first 10 minutes of every SGA meeting is set aside for students with concerns. Typically, no students other than the Senators ...