By Shelby Russom | Photo Editor & Laila Casino | Opinion Editor
Life
Despite political contrast, civic engagement a priority for students
America is often cited as being more divided than ever. With the presidential election drawing near, political discourse is heating up and it may seem like neither party can agree on anything. Despite this apparent schism, Arkansas State University students… Read More ›
A-State tutors and faculty talk National Tutoring Appreciation Week
By Benjamin McDowell | Staff Writer
Voting Information Students Should Know
Election Day is approaching and this is the first year many Arkansas State University students will be eligible to vote. For new voters, the process can be intimidating. Here is some useful information regarding important dates, eligibility requirements, how to… Read More ›
Herald editor’s share book recommendations for National Book Month
Graphics by Elijah Templeton | Life Editor
Student Speak: What is the meaning of your lock screen?
Heidy said: “This is just a little purple and green gradient. I just like simple things, it helps me read the screen a little better.” Heidy Bulbarela-Hernández is a senior graphic design major from Stuttgart, Arkansas. Lari said: “It’s a… Read More ›
First yoga class held at BAM
By Averi Besancon
CLUB SPOTLIGHT: PUGGERS OF INVENTION
A-State’s ceramics club; “Puggers of Invention”, is creating a space for students to foster creativity and a love for ceramic art. Marcy Wallace, a senior ceramics major from Harrisburg, Arkansas, serves as the club’s president and founded the club last… Read More ›
A-State bird observatory begins ninth year of bird banding
To educate and contribute to global bird databases, the Arkansas State University Bird Observatory is holding bird banding sessions Sundays and Wednesdays starting at seven a.m. Than Boves, Ph.D., professor of ecology, founder and director of the bird observatory, said… Read More ›