Ally Morrison, Correspondent
The first installment of the Tocqueville Lecture Series discussing American democracy kicked off on Thursday, hosted by the Jacksonville State University Department of Political Science.
Coley Birchfield, Correspondent
Faculty and staff of Jacksonville State University officially unveiled a newly-transformed wing of Stephenson Hall on Thursday which will house various aspects of the Department of Kinesiology.
Scott Leathrum, Correspondent
On Oct. 7, California Senator Kamala Harris and incumbent Vice President Mike Pence met in Utah for the only vice presidential debate of 2020.
Miranda Prescott, News Editor
The Jacksonville State University Student Senate convened Monday night and voted unanimously to approve a bill to revise the Code of Laws.
Staff reports
The runoff election for Jacksonville City Council Place 4 has concluded, with Sherry Laster securing victory over Adam Allen. The winner of the election will be sworn into office on Nov. 3. Below are the unconfirmed results.
Angelica Luna, Correspondent
Peggy Key, a long time employee of Jacksonville State University’s dining services, died on Sunday, Oct. 4 at the age of 86, surrounded by her family.
Ashleigh Crouch, Correspondent
Over the summer, Jacksonville State University made the decision for all courses to either transition to hybrid courses — partially online and partially in-person — or 100% online courses due to concerns about the spread of
The Chanticleer sat down with the Libertarian nominee for vice president, Jeremy “Spike” Cohen, prior to their rally in Birmingham on Oct. 11. Cohen is the running mate of Libertarian candidate Jo Jorgensen, who is on the ballot in all