Last Wednesday night, the JSU Jazz Department presented their Fall Jazz Showcase, featuring guest artist Lester Walker on trumpet.
The biggest theme apparent in this particular performance was the amount of trust shared between the students and their directors or
Do you remember when Mason Hall had all of those bats? Well, I’d like to think that the bats were just helping prepare Mason Hall for this year’s Haunted Mason.
Haunted Mason is an event where the Mu Iota chapter
On Saturday, October 11, the Marching Southerners hosted Bands of America and Music For All’s regional championship.
18 exceptional high school bands from across the Southeast flocked to Burgess-Snow field to compete for the coveted title of Regional Champion.
The
This past weekend amongst the bustle of Atlanta, Georgia, you would have found the streets being swarmed with what appeared to be a circus.
People of every shape and size in costumes ranging from simple to elaborate could be seen
The month of October will not only be for the preparation of Halloween and homecoming, but the month of culture as well. Dr. Alexandra Martinez, a professor of the Department of History and Foreign Languages will bring some exclusive footage
Jacksonville State University Robotics team will be hosting a car and bike show on September 27th, beginning at 10 a.m. near the intersection of highways 204 and 21.
The JSU Robotics team is trying to raise money to attend the
“You have attended the world premiere of an opera.” With those words, Dr. Nathan Wight of the Jacksonville State University’s Department of Music closed the recent performance by the Jacksonville Opera Theatre (JOT). On September 13, 2014, JSU’s JOT performed
Most people shy away from blood and bones, but on September 19th, 2014, Jacksonville State University’s Friends of the Houston Cole Library will be featuring Joseph Scott Morgan in a book talk and signing beginning at 7 p.m. on the