Coronavirus Coverage, Perspectives Libraries offer connection in pandemic times It is a shame to get used to distance. In the year since the arrival of COVID-19, nobody has been unaffected by this new Alijah Poindexter Posted on March 3, 2021
Coronavirus Coverage, Perspectives APSU’s decision to return to mostly in-person classes in fall 2021 is the right call When COVID-19 registered its first case in the United States, the idea of a deadly global pandemic was far removed from the Alijah Poindexter Posted on February 18, 2021
Perspectives, Sports Paying student-athletes could spell trouble for the future of college sports Any measures enacted against paying student-athletes could very well destroy the parity held within collegiate athletics right now. Blaine Kellar Posted on February 1, 2021
Perspectives, Sports Paying student-athletes helps prepare for life after college I believe it is time that it is time that student-athletes be able to make a living for themselves, not just live off of a Alexander Allard Posted on February 1, 2021
Perspectives New year, new…everything Happy new year! Everything has been a lot. Not only did the pandemic climb to terrifying numbers, but our political divisions Juno von Palko Posted on January 20, 2021
Perspectives COLUMN: There is no unity without accountability The guest writer of this opinion piece is Kevin Baron, assistant professor of political science and public management at Guest Writer Posted on January 19, 2021