Austin Peay State University holds special graduation ceremonies for its military students each spring, summer and fall.

Full Spectrum Learning helps students with autism embrace lifelong learning so they can complete their college degree, transition into the workforce and lead a successful life.

Austin Peay State University senior Allie Honeycutt won two golds and a bronze last month at the Tae Kwon-Do International World Championships in Birmingham, England.

The new classes, funded by grants from The Japan Foundation and the ALLEX Foundation, were developed to better serve the Japanese- and Korean-owned businesses investing in this region.

Austin Peay State University's Veterans Upward Bound is throwing several free pizza parties this month in an effort to show as many military veterans as possible the program's benefits.

Written by Dr. George L. Mabry and Dr. Richard Gildrie, the musical drama is an allegorical fantasy based on the extraordinary lives of three American politicians known as "The Great Triumvirate."

The ceremony, set for 5 p.m. on Aug. 8 in the Morgan University Center, honors the University's graduating students who are either veterans, active-duty military personnel, reservists or members of the National Guard.

Beginning this fall, the APSU Eriksson College of Education will offer a Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) degree in Educational Leadership for K-12 professionals looking to advance their careers.

Brig. Gen. Scott E. Brower will deliver the keynote address at Austin Peay State University's summer commencement at 2 p.m. on Aug. 10 in the APSU Dunn Center.

Austin Peay nursing student Hunter Burkhart won Vanderbilt University Medical Center's Credo Award in the critical care track during a summer internship at the hospital. He learned early on the impact nurses have on patients and their families.

APSU psychology student Loren Carmichael is spending her summer working with the Peace Corps' Counseling and Outreach Unit, which provides phone consultation to volunteers struggling with emotional health.

Watch as Austin Peay's Bryan Gaither hisses across the gym floor in his homemade hovercraft. He needed only four hours to build the craft using simple and easily available parts. APSU Junior Govs Summer Camp attendees witnessed the flight.

Retired Lt. Gen. Ronald Bailey, former deputy commandant for Plans, Policies and Operations for the U.S. Marine Corps, will oversee the offices of advancement, communication and strategic initiatives.

The policy, which will begin for children born or adopted after Jan. 2, 2019, provides six weeks of paid parental leave "to give parents additional flexibility to adjust to their new family situation."

President Alisa White named Gerald Harrison, Duke University senior associate director of athletics/internal affairs, as APSU's next athletics director.