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Club Spotlight: Red Wolves For Red Wolves
Arkansas State University’s mascot, the Red Wolves, face critical endangerment in the wild. Red Wolves for Red Wolves is trying to change that. The club, which consists of 83 student members, focuses on conservation of the American red wolf through… Read More ›
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Sept. 13 Pop Pick- “GUTS” by Olivia Rodrigo
As a fan of Olivia Rodrigo’s debut album “SOUR,” I had high expectations for “GUTS.” Rodrigo released her sophomore album Sept. 8 and since then, I’ve had it on repeat. This album reprises the themes of love, revenge, jealousy and… Read More ›
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How to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month at A-State
For one student, coming to Arkansas State University made her feel more connected to other people from Hispanic backgrounds. Another finds A-State and its surrounding community to be internationally diverse and urges students to learn about other cultures. Heidy Bulbarela-Hernandez,… Read More ›
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A-State students impacted by tornadoes that swept the state
Tornadoes hit the Little Rock area and Wynne, Arkansas and caused damage which left many injured and at least five dead. The National Weather Service issued tornado warnings throughout Arkansas March 31. The tornadoes tore through Arkansas, destroying parts of… Read More ›
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Thomas Baker speaks about his experiences as a deaf student
Imagine going to class unable to hear the professor teach, struggling to communicate with peers and always being seen as different. One student at Arkansas State University lives that reality. Thomas “T.J.” Baker, a senior history major from Cabot, Arkansas,… Read More ›
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Friday Charlas provides space to practice Spanish
By Caroline Averitt | Staff Writer