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Arkansas State Athletes Break GPA Record Two Semesters Running
SolutionsMay 24

Arkansas State Athletes Break GPA Record Two Semesters Running

Student athletes at Arkansas State just proved excellence in sports and studies aren't mutually exclusive. The Red Wolves athletic department shattered their GPA record for the second semester in a row.

Google: athlete breaks record2 min read
A-State Athletes Break GPA Record for 2nd Straight Term
SportsMay 22

A-State Athletes Break GPA Record for 2nd Straight Term

Arkansas State University's student-athletes just set their second consecutive semester GPA record, with 68 achieving perfect 4.0s. The Red Wolves proved you can excel both on the field and in the classroom.

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Arkansas State Women's Tennis Wins First Title in History
SportsMay 7

Arkansas State Women's Tennis Wins First Title in History

Arkansas State's women's tennis team just made program history, capturing their first-ever postseason championship in an inspiring comeback season. The Red Wolves defeated North Alabama 4-2 to claim the 2026 UTR Sports NIT Championship and cap off their best season in over two decades.

Google News - Championship Win2 min read
De-Extinction Tech Now Saving Endangered Species
InnovationApr 23

De-Extinction Tech Now Saving Endangered Species

The same tools being developed to bring back woolly mammoths are already rescuing species on the brink of extinction. From cloning red wolves to developing elephant vaccines, Colossal Biosciences is proving that moonshot science can solve today's conservation crisis.

Google: species saved endangered3 min read
Scientists Clone Red Wolves to Save America's Rarest Wolf
Planet WinsApr 20

Scientists Clone Red Wolves to Save America's Rarest Wolf

Four red wolf pups have been successfully cloned by researchers working to rescue North America's most endangered wolf species from extinction. The breakthrough offers new hope for an animal that vanished from the wild in 1980.

MIT Technology Review3 min read