Even with Tennessee’s continuous heat wave, Clarksville is hosting a variety of events for the Fourth of July on Friday this ...

Austin Peay State University held its annual Zone 3 Writers Festival. Opening the festival, award-winning author Dustin M. Hoffman visited for an immersive reading of selected stories from his latest ...

If there is one thing that I have taken away from four years of religion classes, it’s to be mindful. Taking those few moments to just, be. Inhaling all of the stress and everything that has happened ...

The Austin Peay State University women’s basketball team suffered a tough loss to Lipscomb on Saturday at F&M Bank Arena. Lipscomb jumped out to an early 10-point lead, and despite a late push by the ...

A pedestrian bridge across the Red River could connect North and South Clarksville like never before, prompting some more fun in the sun for the people of Clarksville, including APSU students. APSU ...

The month of October was designated as National Breast Cancer Awareness Month (NBCAM) in 1985 after the American Cancer Society paired with the pharmaceutical division of Imperial Chemical Industries.

That means it is final’s week here at APSU, and all of us college students are sweating buckets. This semester went by so quick, and here we are, at the last stretch. Boy, am I proud of all of us. We ...

It is a Tuesday afternoon and you have found yourself in a position that is strange to you; you have nothing to do, you are off from work and you just got done with your last class for the day! You ...

There were over one million reported cases of chlamydia in the age group, showing an overall increase from the previous year. In Tennessee, the chlamydia rate was 3,637 per 100,000 females, and 1,379 ...

Calling all APSU students who have outstanding parking tickets, its not to late make two of them disappear. From Monday, Dec. 7, to Monday, Dec. 14, APSU’s Department of Public Safety and the APSU ...

Student Life and Engagement (SLE) promoted creativity and student engagement on Wednesday, Jan. 22, from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. in the Morgan University Center lobby, setting up a table for students ...

So, if you think your vote will not matter, that your singular ballot has no power in a red state, do us all a favor and vote anyway. Your voice and your opinion matter even if you think it does not.