Throughout the 95 years of coverage for The All State at Austin Peay State University, there have been plenty of great athletes to become a Governor and shine in their respective playing environments.

The Austin Peay women’s basketball team closed the 2025-26 season 19-14 overall and 8-10 in conference play — but don’t let the numbers fool you. This team turned the program upside down with its ASUN ...

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Super Bowl 2026 is here, and unlike many championship games, there is no clear favorite between this year’s teams, the New England Patriots and the Seattle Seahawks. Both teams have similar average ...

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Proposed changes to Policy 6:001 on Equal Opportunity, Harassment and Nondiscrimination have left the students, faculty and staff of Austin Peay State University concerned for the school’s future and ...

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Austin Peay State University held its annual Zone 3 Writers Festival. Opening the festival, award-winning author Dustin M. Hoffman visited for an immersive reading of selected stories from his latest ...

Did you know Tennessee experiences more nighttime tornadoes than any other place in the world? Or that climate change is increasing the frequency of extreme weather? These were just a few of the ...

The All State student newspaper was first published on paper ninety-five years ago. As with most things that are still around since then, it has evolved a lot as time has continued. Today, the All ...

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Outside the Morgan University Center, Staley Gasser and Rysen Hazlewood hold signs reading “Campus Carry” and “Don’t Trust the Government.” Around campus, they’ve become known sometimes casually, ...