Anna Barrett, Correspondent
When COVID-19 hit the United States, many small businesses were forced to close; however, Edward’s Nail Lounge in Jacksonville experienced the opposite.
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Breanna Manley, Editor-in-Chief
I never thought the time would come, but it has. On Friday, I will be graduating with the degree that I’ve worked so hard for over the span of five years.
Jo Mayo, Correspondent
Jacksonville State played against Mercer in baseball on the Rudy Abbott field on April 27. This chilly evening was filled with a lot of exciting plays and several runs, resulting in a high scoring loss of 17-10.
Connor Butler, Correspondent
The Jacksonville Planning Commission discussed plans of a Dunkin’ Donuts and T-Mobile coming to Jacksonville at their monthly planning meeting on April 21 at 6 p.m. at City Hall.
Anna Barrett, Correspondent
Elijah Rushing Hayes, transgender and queer poet, shared his experience with writing poetry while in rehabilitation for the final reading of Write, Southerners!, hosted by JSU’s English Department on Wednesday.
Anna Barrett, Correspondent
Greg Seitz, JSU’s Athletic Director, told the Board of Trustees on Monday that the school has a verbal agreement for JSU football to play the University of South Carolina for 1.3 million dollars in 2023.
Abigail Harrison, News Editor
Jacksonville State University’s Board of Trustees unanimously voted to increase student tuition 2.7% at the Board of Trustees meeting on Tuesday.
Anna Barrett, Correspondent
JSU’s Advancement Committee revealed at Monday’s Board of Trustees meeting that there is a 29 percent increase in registration for Gamecock Orientation compared to this time last year, and they claim to be ready for the fall