Whitney Ervin, Correspondent
Black History Month has been a part of American culture for years. It is a time for us all to celebrate the achievements and impact of the contribution of Black people on our culture.
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Jada Hester, Correspondent
It’s safe to say that pre-COVID times were much easier for everyone in a multitude of ways, and that’s why we’re throwing it back to September of 2019, before quarantine thrust us into our houses for
Breanna Hill, Features Editor
The Jacksonville State University gospel choir has been an active organization on campus since the 70s and has served as a way for students passionate about singing to be heard.
Breanna Hill, Features Editor
Netflix has recently upped their prices because of the promise they made to viewers to bring newer and better content, and they certainly have been delivering since the announcement was made.
Madison Bailey, Correspondent
Jacksonville State University flute professor Jeremy Benson will compete in the final round of the 2021 Music International Grand Prix Competition, which is set to take place in May at Carnegie Hall in New York City.
Breanna Hill, Features Editor
The Jacksonville State University chapter of the American Medical Student Association (AMSA) Premedical officially launched in 2019 to assist pre-medical students with networking together and gaining vital information for the pathway to medical school.
Jamie Brock, Correspondent
“To All the Boys: Always and Forever,” the third and final movie of the Covey and Kavinsky love story, takes viewers along the journey of Lara Jean and Peter’s senior year and how they come about
Jada Hester, Correspondent
If anyone was wondering how far Zayn Malik wanted to get away from One Direction’s music, just take a listen to his latest album, “Nobody Is Listening.”