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NEWS BRIEF: Hoops and Howls planned for Thursday
The annual Hoops and Howls event hits the hardwood this Thursday to give the fans a look at the brand new Men’s Basketball players. While this is the first year the annual basketball banquet is called Hoops and Howls, that’s… Read More ›
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Campus Crime | Oct. 1, 2025
Sept. 28 | 3:57 P.M. Corporal Jacob Foster was informed by dispatch at approximately 12:42 p.m. that the victim called dispatch to make a report about someone breaking his door. Foster had the victim come to the police department and… Read More ›
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Empathy is dying but hypocrisy is thriving
PHOTO COURTESY OF THE DAILY MAIL Photo of Charlie Kirk speaking at a Turning Point USA event. With recent events, it’s evident to see that America is divided. With hatred being at the forefront, empathy is something that’s becoming foreign… Read More ›
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SGA passes new scholarship resolution, meets college deans
The Student Government Association met deans from Arkansas State University and passed their first resolution of the semester, a new scholarship, during their Monday meeting. Instead of their usual start to a meeting, Chief of Staff Martavius Hopkins introduced the… Read More ›
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Red Wolves narrowly lose to Iowa State
By Allie Carson | News Editor
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Going back to high school as a graduate is not embarrassing
Photo By Allie Carson | News Editor Allie Carson as the Jonesboro Hurricane mascot during her Senior year. After graduating high school, you become an alum of your school. This means you move on with your life, away from your… Read More ›
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Waltzing into season 34 of “Dancing with the Stars”
Season 34 of ABC’s show “Dancing with the Stars” kicked off on Wednesday with 14 new stars and the internet says it’s the best cast in years. Or we’re all the target audience now. Robert Irwin, wildlife conservationist and son… Read More ›
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Disney remakes aren’t always bad
Some Disney remakes deserve the pushback they get, but saying all remakes are bad neglects the remakes that are just as good, if not better than, the original. Remakes are important. And they can succeed, when done the right way…. Read More ›
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Campus Crime | Sept. 10, 2025
Sept. 7 | 3:21 p.m. Officer Haylee Chambers was dispatched to 2319 University Loop in reference to a parking lot accident. Upon arrival, Chambers made contact with the complainant and the victim. The complainant said he was turning left around… Read More ›
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SGA prepares for Fall semester, fills three senate seats
The Student Government Association swore in their first-year senators and filled three senate seats during their second meeting of the year. Marlena Beard, a first-year political science major from Chicago, was one of the sworn in senators. She said she… Read More ›