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» By Chaseton Donahoe Staff Writer The Alpha Sigma Alpha sorority at APSU held its third annual Balls to the Walls Dodgeball Tournament to raise money for the Special Olympics on Saturday, April 6, at the Memorial Health Building. The dodgeball tournament’s participants were separated into three divisions, mens, womens, ...

APSU Campus Police have been notified by the Montgomery County Emergency Management Agency that severe weather may affect the Clarksville/Montgomery County area Thursday, April 11, according to an APSU campus safety bulletin. The bulletin urges students to be aware that strong thunderstorms, heavy rains, straight-line winds, large hail and tornadoes ...

» By Brittany Hickey Staff Writer Community leaders and APSU faculty led a symposium on Friday, April 5, on women’s leadership in the UC ballroom. Marsha Lyle-Gonga, an assistant professor from the department of political science, directed the third annual all-day event. Lyle-Gonga went into Friday’s symposium on April 5, ...

» By Danielle Hunter Staff Writer APSU celebrated women in athletics this past Friday, April 5 and Saturday, April 6, in part to honor the 40th anniversary of federal legislation Title IX. Title IX, enacted on June 23, 1972, states that any sport or educational program that is funded by ...

» By Jenelle Grewell & Kimberly Wallace Editor-in -Chief & Guest Writer In last week’s Spring 2013 Student Government Association elections, 683 students participated and voted for the next academic year’s SGA senators and executive officers. Michael Rainier was elected the next SGA President for the 2013 – 2014 school ...

Carl Allen Whiteside Jr., the suspect in the alleged fatal shooting that occurred Sunday, April 7, around 3:22 a.m. on Lincoln Drive near the APSU campus, turned himself in to police in Stockton, California, around 8 p.m. Monday, April 8, according to a Clarksville Police Department news release. The alleged ...