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Rachel Rudd is a junior creative media production major at Arkansas State University. She is the editor-in-chief of The Herald. When she's not covering the news or editing videos, she enjoys reading, video games, and drawing.
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Stress levels heighten as engineering students take FE exams
Engineering students from all disciplines are feeling the stress as Fundamentals of Engineering, FE, exams begin. In order to graduate, engineering students must take the FE exam, with students taking it during the first semester of their senior year. Part… Read More ›
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Lit’l Bita Christmas brings Christmas spirit to A-State
I got to spend my Friday afternoon getting in the Christmas spirit and admiring local businesses at the 37th annual Lit’l Bita Christmas craft show. If you’ve never been to Lit’l Bita Christmas, all I can tell you to do… Read More ›
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Miss Arkansas State University 2024
Camryn Ross of North Little Rock was crowned Miss Arkansas State University 2024 in the 49th edition of the scholarship competition, held Thursday evening in Riceland Hall at Fowler Center on the A-State campus.
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Office of Title IX educates students on domestic violence
The Arkansas Coalition Against Domestic Violence (ACADV) hosted an interactive presentation to discuss domestic violence and how to recognize signs of it. Brandy Dailey, community response facilitator at ACADV, led the seminar. The event was sponsored by the Office of… Read More ›
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Access and Accommodation Services educates A-State on disability etiquette
Access and Accommodation Services began Disability Awareness Week with a disability etiquette seminar on Monday. The seminar was hosted via Zoom. The event aimed to teach attendees about proper disability language and how to interact with those with disabilities. Dominique… Read More ›
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Homecoming Game Gallery
The Red Wolves played Coastal Carolina on Oct. 21 for the Homecoming game.
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Homecoming: A Night at the Theater
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Arkansas State University to implement scheduling changes beginning spring 2024
Arkansas State University will be moving toward centralized scheduling beginning in spring 2024. Centralized scheduling will encourage colleges to schedule classes more holistically and spread out which classes are scheduled and when. “We are trying to make adjustments so that… Read More ›
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Pop Pick- “SNEAKING OUT OF HEAVEN” by Waterparks
After the release of Waterparks’ fifth studio album “INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY,” I thought the album was finished. I was mistaken, as lead singer Awsten Knight began dropping cryptic messages on social media about a “new era” of Waterparks. Considering “INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY”… Read More ›
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Tips for first-time credit card users
For many, college will be the first time they start using a credit card. I was in my sophomore year when I got mine and I have picked up some tips and tricks to help other first-time credit card users… Read More ›