Since Arkansas State University changed its mascot to the Red Wolves in 2008, it has been working toward the conservation of the endangered American red wolf. Now, A-State is aiming to bring red wolves back to Arkansas. According to the… Read More ›
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Hispanic Heritage at A-State
By Laila Casiano | Staff Writer and Caroline Averitt | Life Editor
@ASTATECATFACTS Q & A
A mysterious figure has been on YikYak, and more recently Instagram, posting daily cat facts for the Arkansas State University students. Ronnie Tindel, a sophomore music education major from Jonesboro, is the man behind the cat account. Q: What made… Read More ›
Club Spotlight: Red Wolves Cornhole
For members of Red Wolves Cornhole, cornhole is more than a game, but rather, a professional sport and a way to unwind. The club was founded last semester by Sebastian Barger, a sophomore mathematics major from Paragould. “I’m a professional… Read More ›
STUDENT SPEAK: What is your midterm survival tip?
Anna Cox | Copy Editor and Shailey Wooldridge | Staff Writer contributed.
Pig out at the A-State Meat Market
By Brenna Kelly | Staff Writer The Arkansas State University Meat Market not only provides shoppers with meat, but also provides funding for the College of Agriculture and gives students experience working in meat processing. Corey Readnour, an A-State alumnus… Read More ›
STUDENT SPEAK: What are your thoughts about Yik Yak?
Laila Casiano and Savannah Munkel contributed.
September is Suicide Prevention Month
By Savannah Munkel | Staff Writer In observance of National Suicide Prevention Month, the Wilson Counseling Center hosted a presentation titled “Take 5 to Save Lives: Suicide Prevention Awareness.” Pat Glascock, associate director and counselor at the Wilson Counseling Center,… Read More ›
Club Spotlight: Red Wolves For Red Wolves
Arkansas State University’s mascot, the Red Wolves, face critical endangerment in the wild. Red Wolves for Red Wolves is trying to change that. The club, which consists of 83 student members, focuses on conservation of the American red wolf through… Read More ›
