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.
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Berman Museum in Anniston to undergo construction
Emily Ford, Correspondent
Berman Museum has exciting news for all of you history buffs out there. Their second floor is due for a facelift. The museum has already begun undergoing construction that will include a brand new floor plan complete
JSU creates vaccine incentive program for students
Whitney Ervin, Features Editor
Just before the start of the fall semester, JSU announced it would be offering an incentive program for the vaccine. The program is funded by Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund (HEERF) and is just one of
Vaccine passport bans enforced as cases skyrocket in U.S.
Ethan C. Brown, Correspondent
Florida Gov. Ron Desantis’ executive order to ban vaccine passports will move forward. The Florida Department of Health will begin enforcing the order on September 16.
9/11 Never Forget: Remembering the stories twenty years later
Abigail Harrison, News Editor
The JSU American Democracy Project hosted a remembrance panel on Thursday, September 9 to reflect on stories of 9/11 as the 20th anniversary of the attacks approaches.
University police investigate shooting at Campus Inn
Abigail Harrison, News Editor
The Jacksonville State University Police Department is investigating a shooting that occured at Campus Inn Apartments on Wednesday, September 8.
Nation’s most restrictive abortion law goes into effect in Texas
Brooklynn Wilkes, Correspondent
Texas Senate Bill 8 just went into effect on September 1 and will also be known as the Texas Heartbeat Act.
Mayor urges patience as construction wraps up on Church Avenue
Abigail Harrison, News Editor
Citizens of Jacksonville will soon be able to drive smoothly as construction on Church Avenue comes to an end.