APSU to host Feed My Starving Children

January 25, 2015 by Chelsea Leonard Leave a Comment

>> by Lyric Maxwell, staff writer The APSU Diversity Committee and Feed My Starving Children will be hosting an event in honor of the life and legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. Friday, Jan. 30, at the Foy Fitness Center. More than 500 students will gather together to help alleviate hunger of those who have […]

APSU professor arrested for domestic assault

January 24, 2015 by Jennifer Smith, Editor-in-Chief 1 Comment

APSU professor Thomas Buttery was arrested Friday, Jan. 23, on a single charge of domestic assault by Clarksville Police Officer Thomas Biele. According to Buttery’s curriculum vitae on the APSU website, he is currently a professor in the School of Education, but has also taught in the School of Business and School of Nursing. Buttery […]

Kimbrough undergoes repair after water leak during Winter Break

January 22, 2015 by Sydne Scivalley Leave a Comment

Students returning from Winter Break can expect to see repairs ongoing throughout the Kimbrough Building’s halls. Kimbrough experienced water damage over winter break. Between Wednesday, Jan. 7 and Thursday, Jan. 8, a cooling coil in a rooftop air handler cracked, resulting in flooding to some parts of the building. The crack is suspected to be […]

Trahern lot closing lasts through Winter Break

January 22, 2015 by Chelsea Leonard Leave a Comment

>> STAFF REPORT A portion of the Trahern parking lot was closed during Winter Break due to work by the Facilities Planning and Projects Department. The initial plan was for the closed portion of the lot to be reopened for faculty and staff parking by the start of classes on Tuesday, Jan. 20, but some […]

APSU officials, community speak against downsizing at Fort Campbell

January 21, 2015 by Marina Head Leave a Comment

President Alisa White and Athletics Director Derek van der Merwe represented APSU’s concerns about the military downsizing at the Fort Campbell listening session on Tuesday, Feb. 20. The session was held to address questions about downsizing the military personnel at Fort Campbell and to allow citizens from the surrounding areas to speak to Director of Force […]

Food for Fines collects 1,627 food items

January 21, 2015 by Chelsea Leonard Leave a Comment

» By David Harris Staff Writer In December 2014, the APSU Police Department of Public Safety partnered with the campus Save Our Students Food Pantry and conducted the “Food for Parking Fines” program. From Monday, Dec. 8 to Sunday, Dec. 14, students, faculty and staff could donate 10 food items as payment for a maximum […]