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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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Last provost candidate Calvin White, Ph.D., visits A-State
Tuesday marked the visit of the final provost candidate, Calvin White, Ph.D., where he discussed his plans for Arkansas State University if chosen as provost. White is an associate dean in the Fulbright College of Arts and Sciences at the… Read More ›
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Second provost finalist Mark Clarke, Ph.D., visits A-State
Mark Clarke, Ph.D., the second provost finalist, visited Arkansas State University in a public forum to discuss his plan for A-State if elected as provost, #Discover2025. Clarke currently serves as associate provost for faculty development and faculty affairs at the… Read More ›
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Young Democrats and Gender and Sexuality Alliance host on-campus drag show with the Phoenix Drag Show Group
The drag show had over 100 people in attendance and raised $800 split amongst multiple LGBTQ+ organizations. Co-hosted by Arkansas State University’s Gender and Sexuality Alliance (GSA) and the Young Democrats, the show aimed to provide a safe space for… Read More ›
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How the nationwide Adderall shortage affects A-State students
The nationwide Adderall shortage is nearing its fifth month, leaving people who take the medication and its variants scrambling to fill their prescriptions. This has trickled down to Arkansas State University, where students have been affected by the shortage. On… Read More ›
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Provost finalist João Sedycias, Ph.D., visits A-State
João Sedycias, Ph.D., visited Arkansas State University on Wednesday in a public forum to discuss his plans for the university if chosen as provost. He answered questions from gathered faculty and staff to address concerns facing their departments. A provost… Read More ›
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A-State student Jaden Flanigan opens Memphis Takeover
Jaden Flanigan is a junior sports management major from Jonesboro. He works for the Multicultural Center, is a member of Alpha Phi Alpha, the Black Student Association and the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. However, Flanigan is… Read More ›
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Dr. Ross Carroll leads lecture on solar balloon launching
With Arkansas scheduled for a total solar eclipse on April 8, 2024, Arkansas State University’s eclipse ballooning team will launch high altitude balloons in order to “study atmospheric dynamics and capture images of our moon’s shadow as it races across… Read More ›
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SGA discusses new scholarships to put in place
The Student Government Association convened Feb. 14 to discuss new resolutions, dining and housing concerns and to elect new senators. The meeting kicked off with the senators splitting into two focus groups to discuss dining and housing options on campus…. Read More ›
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Club spotlight: A-State Jiu-Jitsu Club
The Arkansas State Jiu-Jitsu Club is a club that promotes self-defense techniques and strategies. It meets on Saturdays at 3 p.m. in the group fitness room in the Red WOLF Center. “I’ve trained in martial arts for a long time…. Read More ›
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Winter weather cancels classes for three days
Last week, Arkansas State University was hit with significant winter weather, causing the university to shut down for three days straight. From Jan. 31- Feb. 2, all on-campus classes were canceled and all academic and business offices were closed. For… Read More ›