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This Week at Austin Peay: Students moving in, APEX weekend starts Friday

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(Posted on Monday, Aug. 16, 2021)

As Austin Peay State University students continue to move in for the fall semester, the Clarksville campus is getting busier. Starting Friday, campus will be abuzz with students celebrating APEX weekend.

APEX is short for Austin Peay Experience, and the weekend is filled with fun 鈥 and free! 鈥 events to acclimate new students to campus and to celebrate a new year at Austin Peay.

This year鈥檚 events, which are open to all students, include:

Friday

Saturday

Sunday

The first day of the fall semester is Monday, Aug. 23!

For the complete list of welcome back events following APEX weekend, visit /student-life/apexwelcomeback/welcome-back-schedule.php.

Recent Acquisitions

The New Gallery to open with 鈥楻ecent Acquisitions鈥

The New Gallery will open its 2020-21 exhibition season with 鈥淩ecent Acquisitions鈥 on Wednesday, Aug. 18.

The exhibit will include more than 150 pieces accepted into Austin Peay State University鈥檚 art collection during the last five years. Pieces include art from Ansel Adams, Deborah Gould Hall, Bonnie Schiffman, Albert Watson, Michel Thersiquel, Khari Turner, Gamaliel Rodriguez, Philippe Sala眉n and Karen Seapker.

A reception is planned to coincide with September鈥檚 First Thursday Art Crawl from 5-7:30 p.m. Sept. 2 at The New Gallery. A curator鈥檚 gallery talk is planned for 6 the same night.

For more information, visit The New Gallery鈥檚 homepage.

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