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Austin Peay State University Woodward Library to host month-long exhibit, lecture and film series on World War I
Made primarily of Army National Guard units from Wisconsin and Michigan, the Red Arrow lived up to its name by successfully piercing enemy lines where other units failed. «Read the rest of this article» Sections: Events | No Comments
APSU Faculty and Staff share recent PlauditsAustin Peay State University
Maj. Amy Buck, recruiting operations officer, and Master Sgt. Maj. Randall Johnson, assistant professor of military science, were promoted recently to their current Army ranks. «Read the rest of this article» Sections: Education | No Comments
APSU Employees note their various accomplishmentsAustin Peay State University
Philip Voorhees became president of the Tennessee Association on Higher Education and Disability during the organization’s annual conference on April 13th. Lynette Taylor, Martin Golson and Philip Voorhees recently were awarded a TBR Diversity Access Grant for serving at-risk students. «Read the rest of this article» Sections: Education | No Comments
Austin Peay State University Library creates digital collection of student newspapers dating back to 1930
If sports isn’t your thing, maybe you’re wondering what campus life was like at the then Austin Peay State College during World War II. In the March 19th, 1943, edition of The All State, students learned the disappointing news that there would be no spring break that year. «Read the rest of this article» Sections: Education | No Comments
APSU receives original copy of speech delivered to graduates of predecessor school in 1889
Although there will be no graduation speaker, degree candidates can take with them these words spoken to graduates of Southwestern Presbyterian University in June 1889: “You are to occupy no mediocre position in society; your scholarly attainments, together with your good moral character, will command for you a position far above the average,” James Murdock Sykes told his fellow classmates of a school that preceded APSU from 1875-1925 on the same site where APSU now stands. «Read the rest of this article» Sections: Education | No Comments
APSU Woodward Library now home to extensive D. H. Lawrence collection
Judy Cowan, wife of the late Lawrence scholar Dr. James Cowan, wanted to donate the collection to “a place where students and faculty would use it,” said Dr. Jill Franks, professor of English and president of the D.H. Lawrence Society of North America. “This is an incredible offer and would honor our library very much indeed,” said Franks, who also is co-editor of the D.H. Lawrence Review. “I would try to offer my Lawrence seminar more often to make sure good use was made of this collection.” ![]() These items, along with a photograph of D.H. Lawrence, are part of the D.H. Lawrence collection in the APSU Woodward Library. (Melony Shemberger | APSU Public Relations and Marketing) «Read the rest of this article» Sections: Education | No Comments
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