Arkansas State university

The Arkansas State University, also known as A-State, is a public research university located in Jonesboro city of Arkansas State. This flagship campus was founded in 1909 and is the second-largest university in terms of enrollments in the Arkansas State University system. The university sits atop a 1376-acre land on Crowley's Ridge and delivers over 160 undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral courses from 6 of its schools. Apart from its Jonesboro campus, it also has a campus in Queretaro, Mexico. So far, the university has over 90,000 alumni, which shows the history of its expertise in providing expert knowledge.

The athletic teams of Arkansas State University, which were previously known as the Indians, are now called the Red Wolves. The campus has a sporting centre called the Red W.O.L.F, which consists of facilities that include gymnasiums, wall climbing, fitness space, an indoor track, and a dancing studio, among many others. It also provides the students with opportunities to participate in these programs together.