At the end of the Red Wolves for St. Jude formal, Red Wolves for St. Jude executives announced the total amount of money raised in the 2022-23 fundraising effort: $76,865.50, well surpassing their goal of $60,000. Before the formal ended,… Read More ›
The Arkansas Higher Education Coordinating Board approved the Bachelor of Science in Construction Management program in April 2022. In Fall 2022, Arkansas State University offered the program exclusively on campus. This semester, construction management can be taken both on-campus and… Read More ›
Women and Gender Studies (WGS) is a fairly new interdisciplinary development for higher level education, with the courses under the curriculum empowering cultural, social and political contexts for discussions such as race, gender and sexuality. Dr. Sarah Mayberry Scott, an… Read More ›
PHOTO COURTESY OF BELLA DUBALLE ON FACEBOOK Bella DuBalle is a drag performer from Memphis, Tennessee. Kayla Lindsey is a junior creative media productions major from Springfield, Missouri The first time I had ever heard the term “drag queen,” I… Read More ›
We asked students if books deemed “sexually explicit” should be banned in schools. Out of 81 responses, 12 said that they should be banned, 69 said they should not be banned. Students can answer the poll on The Herald’s Instagram… Read More ›
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 ›
By Caroline Averitt | Staff Writer
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 ›
