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From Querétaro to Jonesboro, Red Wolves proud of Hispanic heritage
By Shelby Russom | Photo Editor & Laila Casino | Opinion Editor
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ASU-TV debate heats up as Senate candidates go head-to-head
Arkansas Senate District 20 candidates faced off in ASU-TV’s second political debate, outlining their stances on key issues such as education and economic development. In comparison to the first debate, the second was more heated between the candidates. Makenzie Cutler,… Read More ›
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This album is pretty okay ‘For cryin’ out loud!’
After listening to his sister Billie Eilish’s most recent album, “Hit Me Hard and Soft,” I figured I should give FINNEAS’ LP the same attention. And it was simply okay! “For Cryin’ Out Loud!” is a 10 track album that… Read More ›
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Arkansas Bioscience Institute commemorates 20 years of innovation and research at A-State
The Arkansas Bioscience Institute (ABI) celebrated two decades worth of scientific exploration and research at Arkansas State University on Sept. 18. Faculty, staff, students and alumni gathered together to celebrate the institute’s achievements and accomplishments 20 years after the opening… Read More ›
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Mr. and Miss BSA crowned at 2nd annual event
The Arkansas State University Black Student Association (BSA) hosted its crowning ceremony for “Mr. and Miss BSA” for the second consecutive year. The titles were awarded to Will Glass for Mr. BSA and Aleecia Evans for Miss BSA. The event,… Read More ›
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EMMYS RECAP
The Emmy Awards were back on the air, again! If you’re experiencing déjà vu from another night of celebrating and honoring actors and television, don’t worry — we’re seeing the Emmys once more in the latter half of 2024. Due… Read More ›
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Emmy Superlatives, Best Acceptance Speech: John Oliver
John Oliver’s “Last Week Tonight” won the Emmy for Outstanding Scripted Variety Series, and his acceptance speech was definitely one to remember. As he was being played off stage—a cue for winners to wrap up their speeches due to time… Read More ›
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A-State celebrates first Welcome Back to CLAC event
The College of Liberal Arts’ Dean Office hosted the first “Welcome Back to CLAC” event, celebrating and showcasing all the departments, clubs and organizations under College of Liberal Arts and Communication. The event took place in the Humanities building, occupying… Read More ›
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14th annual Create@State celebrates student research and collaboration
Students showcased their research and innovations in the 14th annual Create@State hosted by the student research and creativity development program. Create@State is a year-long program that allows students to showcase their co-curricular research and scholarly/creative works to judges from various… Read More ›
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Debate team celebrates 100th anniversary
Arkansas State University’s debate team celebrated its centennial anniversary April 11. The debate team began in 1924 when two women, Alta Moyer and Mildred Cox, traveled to Memphis to debate on behalf of Aggie School to West Tennessee Normal School… Read More ›