News, Politics Labor Day: Remembering American workers and their rights The campus enjoyed a long weekend last week to commemorate Labor Day, and although many people have celebrated it for years, Sarah Al-Zhyri Posted on September 16, 2020
News, Politics Does your vote matter: Students and professors weigh in Confusion and frustrations surround the voting process leaving huge gaps in civic participation. Sarah Al-Zhyri Posted on September 9, 2020
News, Politics Calling all first-time voters Many college students are voting for the first time this year in the upcoming 2020 presidential election. Sarah Al-Zhyri Posted on August 26, 2020
Galleries, News, Politics Honors College discusses how Brexit could affect the United States Four intellects from diverse, intertwined fields, were given an hour to make some sense out of what many call Sean Siple Posted on October 29, 2019
News, Politics Senate candidate, former Gov. Phil Bredesen visits APSU Students were pleasantly surprised when Tennessee’s Democratic Senate candidate and former Gov. Phil Bredesen made a visit to Maisie Williams Posted on October 25, 2018
Letter to the Editor, Perspectives, Politics Letter to the Editor: Democrats scramble to place blame elsewhere Submitted by: US Senator Lamar Alexander, Maryville Senator Lamar Alexander: Democrats refuse to be at the table In Virginia Ashley Thompson Posted on May 30, 2018