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SGA’s weekly meeting discussed legislation for an on-campus LGBTQ cultural center, a day care for non-traditional families and more noticeable parking signs for students.  At 5 p.m., Vice President Delane opened the floor up for business was a resolution to provide day care for non-traditional students to study. Senator William ...

According to a recent mass email from TheGovSays, campus police received several phone calls on Oct. 24 through LifeSafe about a group on campus soliciting students. These reports rumored that the group may be connected with a human trafficking ring. Campus Police investigated and interviewed the individuals soliciting but found ...

Students were pleasantly surprised when Tennessee’s Democratic Senate candidate and former Gov. Phil Bredesen made a visit to APSU. The College Democrats sponsored a meet and greet with Bredesen which occurred in MUC 305 on Tuesday, Oct. 23. Bredesen’s appearance follows his year-long campaign from his Dec. 6, 2017 announcement ...

The midterm elections are just around the corner and they are shaping up to be one of the most divisive votes in recent memory. With the Senate hanging in the balance, here is everything you need to know for the vote on Nov. 6. The elections of 2016 gave the ...

APSU’s Asian Studies program created Korean language courses in addition to the flourishing Japanese program. Students now can take elementary and intermediate courses in Korean on the ground at APSU. Previously, students who wanted to study Korean could only do so by traveling abroad. With the new addition of the ...

SGA creates mock government-style environment On Oct. 3, exactly on the strike of 5 p.m., SGA Vice President Trenton Delane began the weekly SGA meeting. The SGA opened the floor during the first ten minutes of the meeting for visiting students who wished to be heard on matters of their ...