APSU engineering physics senior Jair Martinez conducted research in Rennes, France this summer through the NSF-funded IRES program, gaining valuable insights into international research practices and cultural differences while broadening his perspectives.

SITI Company members will lead a free masterclass on Sept. 27 and debut "Learning to Swim" from Oct. 3-6 in Trahern Theatre. The devised theatre production is a collaboration between APSU students and SITI Company members.

Austin Peay State University is hosting the 2024 Domino's Run for Govs 5K and Valerie Hunter-Kelly Run/Walk For the Govs 1K on Oct. 5. The event offers in-person and virtual options, with proceeds benefiting APSU Foundation scholarships and funds.

APSU will display Unbannable Library, featuring giant book installations to combat censorship, during Banned Books Week 2024 from Sept. 22-28. The exhibition showcases collaborations between Middle Tennessee artists and writers that highlight voices and stories subject to censorship.

APSU's Medication Management Clinic was recently renewed for another year of grant funding. It provides assessment, diagnosis, and medication management while training nurse practitioner students, and there are plans to expand into the upcoming Health Professions Building.

Dr. Allison Oliver, an assistant professor at APSU, has published "The Behavior Blueprint," a new textbook on classroom behavior management. The book offers practical strategies for both aspiring and experienced teachers, focusing on proactive approaches and classroom management skills for diverse student populations.

From the sidelines of Clarksville High School's football field to the broadcast booth at Austin Peay State University, Ethan Schmidt has always had a gift for public speaking. This semester, he's returning to his roots as a visiting professor in Austin Peay's Department of Communication after working as an adjunct professor since 2017.

Oscar-nominated animator Erick Oh, known for "Namoo" and his work at Pixar, will deliver a free public lecture at Austin Peay State University on September 24. The event, part of the CECA Visiting Artist Speaker Series, offers students and the community insights into animation and storytelling.

The Govs on the Go: Legacy Series podcast has announced the upcoming release of new episodes spotlighting three esteemed retirees from APSU: Solie Fott, Jim Diehr, and Ellen Kanervo.

Austin Peay faculty members share personal memories of 9/11 in The All State article. Jennifer Lindahl recounts diverse experiences from the tragic day, including hijacked flights and impacts on various locations. The piece explores the immediate aftermath, prejudice faced by some, and the surge of patriotism following the attacks.

APSU's overnight preview program for youth in foster care, developed in partnership with the Tennessee Department of Children's Services, is serving as a model for institutions across the state.

Senior pre-veterinary major Jordan Spencer spent the summer abroad in South Africa, working with wild cheetahs and learning more about wildlife conservation.

The Legends of Business speaker series is returning to Austin Peay State University (APSU) this fall, featuring Monchiere Holmes-Jones, CEO and founder of MOJO Marketing + PR, and John Mikos, president and CEO of YMCA of Middle Tennessee.

Austin Peay State University launched the Govs Success Institute, a week-long program helping first-year students transition to college life. The initiative builds community, boosts confidence, and familiarizes students with campus resources. Participants reported increased preparedness and stronger relationships with peers and staff.

On Sept. 20, 2024, the Austin Peay State University Board of Trustees will host its quarterly meetings at 416 College St. on campus. Meetings (except as noted) are open to the public and can also be viewed via YouTube. Agendas will be posted in advance on the APSU Board of Trustees website.

Austin Peay State University was recently ranked No. 1 for online programs in Tennessee by Forbes. The university offers over 50 online degrees, catering to diverse students including military personnel. APSU's commitment to quality distance education, supported by innovative technology and dedicated faculty, drives its success.

The event will address key environmental issues and sustainability concerns relevant to the Clarksville community, with 12 candidates running for local and state office scheduled to appear.

The endowment, named after the late renowned shellfish pathologist Dr. Susan E. Ford, will support research by underrepresented faculty in biology and continue Ford's legacy of academic excellence and mentorship.

Junior earth and environmental sciences major Tanner Sigears recently embarked on an international research journey to the Czech Republic through the National Science Foundation's IRES program.

The College of Business at Austin Peay State University (APSU) unveiled the recipients of the prestigious 2024 A.J. Taylor Distinguished Professorship Awards on Aug. 20: Drs. Hamid Noghanibehambari and Dong Nyonna.

The Calhoun & Company Accounting Endowment will benefit full-time junior and senior accounting majors with a 3.0 GPA or higher, with preference given to students from Hopkinsville, Kentucky and surrounding areas.

Austin Peay State University opens its 79th Annual Homecoming Parade to community organizations. The event, scheduled for Oct. 26, now welcomes local school groups, clubs, and organizations to participate. This expansion aims to create a more inclusive celebration of APSU spirit in Clarksville.

Austin Peay State University launches its inaugural ice hockey season during Family Weekend, Sept. 20-22, 2024. The Govs Ice Hockey Club faces Eastern Kentucky University in a doubleheader at F&M Bank Arena, marking a historic moment for APSU and the Clarksville community.

Austin Peay State University (APSU) will host a Campus Showcase from 1 to 4 p.m. on Sept. 21. This free public event will showcase the university's vibrant campus, academic programs, and community engagement. The day will culminate with a football game, adding to the festive atmosphere.

The New Gallery at APSU is now presenting "Building Castles in Air," a solo exhibition by alum Ashanté Kindle that explores Black hair through abstract art. The exhibition runs through Oct. 4, featuring special events including an artist lecture and gallery reception.