The A-State Office of Multicultural Affairs hosted the Songs and Stories: Nuestras Voces event last Wednesday, giving A-State faculty members an artistic opportunity to showcase their Hispanic and Latino heritage near the end of Hispanic Heritage Month. Being held in… Read More ›
Life
Students Speak: “What is a worst fear of yours that you don’t think anyone else has?”
“Being late, so, like, I have to be like five minutes early or I feel like I’m late. Me and my dad both have the irrational fear of being late. So, unless we’re five minutes early, we say that we’re… Read More ›
Fair enough, Jonesboro
By Evie Ellis | Staff Writer
“Sex in the Dark” brings controversy to A-State campus
By Kathryn Holmes | Special to The Herald
Students Speak: “If you had to watch one movie for the rest of your life, what would it be?”
By Denell Marshall | Special to The Herald
College Situationships: True love? Short fling? Get real or get lost!
College can be a great opportunity to meet new people and find romance; however, don’t let fickle-minded people waste your time or energy with a “situationship”. As someone who has been in a multitude of them, I’ve become a guru… Read More ›
Beyond the Classroom: Prioritizing mental health awareness in September
Story by Benjamin McDowell | Staff Writer
Welcome to the Den Zone: The hot new social club for all A-State students
If you are looking to go out with your friends and have a good time with expensive drinks and good food, The Den Zone might be the place for you. The Den Zone, which was originally The Pavilion–a place where… Read More ›
Students Speak: “If money didn’t matter, what would your dream job be?”
“I would probably be a librarian or something, because I’d get to read books and it’s chill. I’d get to sit there quietly, and I like organizing things.” Photo by Ahtziry Zuñiga | Life Editor Paige Pugh is a senior… Read More ›
Red Wolf Vintage Market is coming to campus: A chance to shop second-hand, support local small businesses
by Kathryn Holmes | Special to The Herald