JSU students stand together against visiting ministry on campus
Abigail Harrison, News Editor
JSU students were outraged by an evangelistic couple that gathered on campus earlier this month with offensive signs targeted at women.
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JSU defeats in-state rival North Alabama
Preston Odam, Correspondent
Jacksonville State was able to tame the Lions of North Alabama in a 27-24 victory Saturday, September 18, in the Gamecocks’ home opener. This victory moved the number 10 ranked Gamecocks to 2-1 on the season.
Rick Bragg celebrates new book launch at JSU reading series
Charli O’Brien, Correspondent
On Tuesday, September 21 Rick Bragg did a reading of his newest book, “The Speckled Beauty: A Dog and His People, Lost and Found,” which had been released earlier that morning.
A look into this year’s Emmy Awards
Whitney Ervin, Features Editor
The 73rd Primetime Emmy Awards aired on September 19, 2021. According to the official Emmy’s website, the Emmy Awards was conceived in 1948 by The Television Academy with the first ever ceremony being held in January
Gamecocks settle for draw after double-overtime match against Belmont
Thomas Ashworth, Sports Editor
On Thursday evening in Jacksonville, the Gamecocks and Bruins faced off in the Gamecocks’ final regular season non conference match of the season, settling for a 1-1 draw.
“Hold! Him! Accountable!”: Auburn students demand justice for victims
Emily Ford, Correspondent
Enraged Auburn students gathered Tuesday evening for a sexual assault protest. This was followed by a protest of more than five hundred people on Samford Lawn on September 14, organized by Jordan Musantry, a sophomore at Auburn
JSU observes Hispanic Heritage Month
Corrin Cadle, Correspondent
September 15 through October 15 is known as Hispanic Heritage Month, and as the whole country commemorates this time together, Jacksonville State University hosts several events to participate in the celebration. There are lots of ways for
Vaccines encouraged as state struggles to manage COVID-19
Abigail Harrison, News Editor
Ray Demonia from Cullman, Alabama died on September 1 because of the state’s shortage of ICU beds.