Dr. Isaac Sitienei, an associate professor in APSU's Department of Agriculture, will discuss how artificial intelligence is shaping the agriculture industry at the next Science on Tap.

Dr. Sergei Markov, professor and interim chair of APSU's Department of Biology, will help colleagues implement study abroad programs across the state in his role as a HIP Pathway Ambassador.

Dr. Jackie Vogel and Dr. Catherine Haase plan to lead innovative Wintermester Study Away courses in Alaska later this year, offering opportunities in mathematics, cultural studies and wildlife ecology for STEM students.

The Department of Physics, Engineering and Astronomy will host Public Observatory Nights on Feb. 8, April 5, and May 3, 2025, offering astronomy enthusiasts a chance to explore the night sky using state-of-the-art telescopes.

The College of STEM will host four Science on Tap events in Spring 2025, featuring topics ranging from the chemistry of love to the physics of aviation.

APSU has awarded Faculty Research and Scholarly Support Grants to five CoSTEM faculty members for innovative projects ranging from cancer research to virtual reality studies.

APSU and its College of STEM will sponsor two drone shows at Montgomery County's New Year's Eve Celebration at Downtown Commons, featuring student-designed animations and offering pre-event drone workshops to the community.

The College of STEM has awarded grants to three student organizations that will support a chemistry career fair, a GeoClub open house, and a wildlife observation event with the Nashville Zoo.

Austin Peay State University's College of STEM recently awarded four Innovative Teaching Mini-Grants to faculty members for groundbreaking educational projects aimed at enhancing student engagement and success in STEM fields.

Emmy Award-winning meteorologist Henry Rothenberg will present at Austin Peay State University's Science on Tap event on Dec. 3, discussing the tornado that impacted Clarksville and Montgomery County late last year.

Austin Peay State University is offering free reservations for its Dec. 7 observatory night, providing visitors a chance to explore celestial objects through state-of-the-art telescopes at the APSU Farm and Environmental Education Center.

The Center of Excellence for the Creative Arts (CECA) at APSU has announced a new public art installation in collaboration with the Department of Art + Design, the Center of Excellence for Field Biology (CEFB), and the College of Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics (STEM).

First-generation STEM students and professors at Austin Peay State University share their experiences navigating higher education and creating supportive environments for future generations.

Austin Peay is offering limited free reservations for its Nov. 9, 2024, Observatory Night. Astronomy enthusiasts can explore celestial objects through state-of-the-art telescopes. The event starts at 6 p.m. at the APSU School Farm. Register early, as spots fill quickly.

Austin Peay State University's Department of Chemistry will host "Crafting Soap with Science," a hands-on workshop exploring soap-making chemistry for students ages 12 and up, on Dec. 7.

Austin Peay's College of STEM is celebrating nontraditional students, highlighting their unique journeys and challenges. Samantha Ramirez, Peggy Lewis, and Colleen White share inspiring stories of balancing education with personal responsibilities. Supportive faculty and resources are crucial in their academic success and future career aspirations.

Austin Peay State University has introduced Kiko goats to its Farm and Environmental Education Center, enhancing hands-on learning for veterinary technology and agriculture students. This initiative supports Tennessee's growing goat industry while providing practical experience in animal care, breeding, and sustainable farming practices.

Austin Peay State University senior Faith Clark participated in the National Science Foundation's International Research Experiences for Students program, traveling across Europe and gaining valuable cultural and academic experiences.

Senior biology major Hannah Zahn is making an impact as both a soccer team captain and researcher while maintaining a 4.0 GPA during her time at APSU.

Austin Peay State University aviation science students and instructors provided critical relief efforts in North Carolina following Hurricane Helene's devastating impact.

Austin Peay State University senior Christine Jator recently participated in the University of Chicago's Summer Undergraduate Mathematics and Statistics Accelerator program, gaining valuable experience for her future graduate studies.

APSU senior chemistry and biology Jackson Brown participated in a seven-week International Research Experience for Students (IRES) program in Rzeszów, Poland this summer to conduct research on rare earth doped glasses at the University of Rzeszów.

Dr. Madeline Giefer is conducting groundbreaking research on Galapagos sea lions, exploring their behavior, human-wildlife interactions, and adaptations to heat.

APSU's Science on Tap is returning to Strawberry Alley Ale Works on Oct. 1. Dr. Amy Thompson will present "Monsters Unmasked: The Science Behind Legendary Creatures."

The Austin Peay State University College of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) has welcomed 10 new full-time faculty members to its ranks for the Fall 2024 semester.

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.

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

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.