Story by DDNS Reporter Amelia Young JONESBORO, Ark.- The Arkansas State University Theater Department rounds out the Fall semester with a show with the perfect blend of satirical comedy and cultural commentary with “The Thanksgiving Play.”             “The Thanksgiving Play” centers around a group of four well-intentioned educators who are trying to come up with

The panel discussion was presented by the Arkansas State University Sociology and Criminology Association.

The exhibit features photographer Art Meripol.

BENTONVILLE, Ark. — Arkansas State University’s student media outlets from the School of Media and Journalism earned 60 awards at the Arkansas College Media Association’s annual spring conference and awards banquet.   The Herald, A-State’s student newspaper, won 52 awards, including Website of the Year and honorable mention as Newspaper of the Year in the

Story by DDNS Reporter Shailey Wooldridge The Northeast Arkansas Career and Technical Center (NEACTC) celebrated 50 years of opening doors for students on Friday, March 14. “It’s just nice that I’m able to contribute to the legacy of the place. So this is, this is most definitely a very special place in Northeast Arkansas,” Alex

JONESBORO – Several events will occur on the Arkansas State University campus throughout February to mark Black History Month. The theme for the programs this year is “African Americans and Labor: Celebrating our Achievements.”  “My desire is to provide students with an opportunity to be empowered by the legacy of those who have come before them,

Story by Johnathan Reaves.

JONESBORO –  Several events will take place around Jonesboro and the Arkansas State University campus to honor the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. as part of the annual NEA Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. celebrations.  The NEA Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day Parade Committee will host a youth program kickoff at

Officials with the Arkansas Martin Luther King Junior Commission will celebrate the King Holiday in both Las Vegas and Arkansas, honoring the legacy of the late Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.  The Arkansas Martin Luther King, Jr. Commission is recognized as one of the most active commissions in the nation. In recognition of the service

Story by DDNS Reporters Shailey Wooldridge and Jerry Burton In its final meeting of the semester, the Student Government Association (SGA) reflected on the work accomplished, including passing a resolution to create a committee for a housing scholarship at the Nov. 20, meeting Micayla McGowen, SGA president and a senior marketing major from East End,

Story and photos by DDNS Reporter Jerry Burton Arkansas State University held the annual Thanksgiving dinner in the Acansa Dining Hall Wednesday. Craig Johnson, assistant vice chancellor for auxiliary services and volunteer coordinator for the Thanksgiving dinner, said the event provides for faculty, staff and students alike. “For faculty, this gives them interactions outside of

Induction ceremony takes place Nomveber 23rd.

Story by DDNS reporter Shailey Wooldridge.

The new high school is expected to open in 2027. Story by DDNS reporter Jerry Burton

LITTLE ROCK — The Arkansas State University System Board of Trustees today in a special meeting approved a $30.6 million bond issue to finance construction for the new College of Veterinary Medicine at the A-State campus in Jonesboro. Design and construction of the College of Veterinary Medicine facility is estimated at $33.2 million. The university

Arkansas State wins 27-20.

By Garrett Finnicum for Delta Digital News Service Garrett: Hello everyone, my name is Garrett Finnicum. Today, we take you behind the scenes with Evan Ellenburg, a senior standout from Ridgefield Christian and a true “Warrior” on the basketball court. With his sights set on playing at the college level, Evan’s journey is about more

Program runs in June, 2025.

JONESBORO – The Women’s Business Leadership Center (WBLC) at Arkansas State University strives to positively impact the lives and futures of young women on campus. The center, founded in 2016, provides many opportunities for ladies attending the university including mentoring, scholarships, internships and other educational opportunities.   “This year has been one of rapid growth and

A-State Student Taylor McIntyre interning in Washington D.C.

Harrell has served 12 years on the Jonesboro Public School Board.

The next debate is October 10th at 6 p.m. on ASU-TV.

DDNS report from Jerry Burton

This is the seventh year in a row for this honor.

Located at the end of Disciple Drive.

Head Coach and Assistant Coach featured.

High school basketball coach captures community attention

A-State first college in state to use service

Only 3rd President of A-State System

Fighting tooth decay

Apprenticeships for skilled technicians in energy, industrial sectors

Public Safety technology to benefit

Outpatient imaging center provides computed tomography scans, magnetic resonance imaging, ultrasound, X-ray and lab testing in an urgent care setting. 

Challenge provides nationwide recognition and awards

El Dorado High School student football player Octavius ‘Tay’ Critton found dead following a shooting

Housing, shelters, food banks, assistance provided

Man from Hope speaks of hope.

Gearhead gives ‘Military Gratitude’

Cleanup days take place at parks throughout Arkansas until the end of October