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Two recently graduated Austin Peay science students have earned National Science Foundation graduate research fellowships: Josh Kraft, who graduated in 2017 with a bachelor's degree in biology, and Deborah Gulledge, who graduated in 2018 with a bachelor's degree in physics.
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Holt recently donated $25,000 to the Austin Peay Foundation to honor the memory of her late parents by creating the Jo and Isaac Buck Endowment.
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For the second time in four years, the U.S. Department of State has picked an Austin Peay professor for its Fulbright Scholar Program. By winning the award, French and Francophone studies associate professor Christophe Konkobo will spend the 2019-20 academic year teaching and conducting research in the West African country Burkina Faso.
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The course was part of the Wilbur N. Daniel African American Cultural Center's Achievers and Scholars mentoring Initiative, which works to ensure the academic and personal success of African American males.
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Austin Peay ROTC recently conducted a joint field training exercise in Mississippi with the University of Tennessee, Martin, Murray State University and the University of Memphis.
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For years, students living outside of Tennessee paid about $11,000 per semester, but a new rate cuts that amount to just under $6,200 for 12 credit hours.
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Two Austin Peay State University professors have been chosen for the prestigious Carnegie African Diaspora Fellowship Program. They are among five from Tennessee and 51 from the United States and Canada who will travel to Africa this summer to help universities in Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria, South Africa, Tanzania and Uganda.
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The ceremony, set for 5 p.m. on May 1, in the Morgan University Center Ballroom, honors Austin Peay's graduating students who are either veterans, reservists or active-duty military personnel.
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The Austin Peay ROTC Ranger Challenge team cadets finished eighth among ROTC teams at the University's first-ever Sandhurst military skills competition at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, New York.
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The three prominent Tennessee public servants will be on campus May 3 and 4 as Austin Peay, the state's fastest-growing public University, expands its graduation celebration to two days.
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Students, staff and faculty submitted 15 food-based creations inspired by short stories, novels and children's books.
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In addition to teaching, Jones is a talented artist working in digital media, and he has exhibited work in galleries and museums across the country, including the Asheville Art Museum and the Butler Institute of American Art.
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Austin Peay State University's GIS Center helped create one of the engaging elements that lives on the City of Clarksville's new homepage - an interactive map that continuously updates with road maintenance and closure information.
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APSU alumni, friends and Clarksville community members made gifts to promote student success from noon on April 8 to noon on April 11.
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Brown arrived at Austin Peay in 2007 as an assistant professor of sociology and coordinator of the program's Family Studies minor. In 2013, he was named chair of that department.
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New York University history of science professor Dr. Matthew Stanley will visit Austin Peay State University on April 22 to deliver a lecture on "Albert Einstein's War: How World War I Made Relativity." He'll also plant a space gummy tree at noon on campus - Monday also is Earth Day.
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The Clay Target Club of APSU started its inaugural season by winning several first-place awards at the 2019 USA Youth Education in Shooting Sports Southern Regional College Clay Target Championship April 13-14 at the Montgomery County Shooting Complex.
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Michael Hunter, lead pilot for The Drone Club at Austin Peay, finished 22nd overall and sixth in his bracket at the Collegiate Drone Racing Association nationals - in the school's first season of competitive racing.
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Austin Peay's ROTC Ranger Challenge team represented the University well in its first-ever trip to the Sandhurst military skills competition, one of the most prestigious such challenges in the world.
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Going into Day 2 of the Sandhurst military skills competition at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, New York, Austin Peay's ROTC Ranger Challenge team was in third place among the 16 ROTC teams and in 22nd place overall of the 49 teams from across the world.
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Dannelle Whiteside was named vice president for legal affairs and secretary to the APSU Board of Trustees, and Carol Clark was named assistant vice president for community and government relations.
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The class - Writing for Military and Families - serves active-duty and veteran military personnel and their families and offers them a chance to write about their lives. The writing fosters self-expression and healing.
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LaNeeça R. Williams, chief diversity officer at the University of Evansville, comes to APSU with more than 20 years of professional experience in the field.
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For the first time in school history, the cadets of Austin Peay's Governors Guard ROTC Ranger Challenge team qualified for the prestigious Sandhurst competition, the world's top academy-level military skills challenge. We're running their video profiles every day this week so you can get to know a little about them.
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Not only did APSU's ROTC Ranger Challenge team qualify for the prestigious Sandhurst for the first time in school history, but the team also kicked off the competition this morning as one of the first teams to start.
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