Scott Young, News Editor
Kate Seibert and Jerod Sharp both announced on Monday evening that they will run for the SGA presidency for the 2020-2021 academic year.
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Scott Young, News Editor
Jacksonville State University announced in an email to students on Friday evening that classes will remain online for the remainder of the spring semester in an effort to mitigate the COVID-19 pandemic. Online classes will resume on Monday, March 30.
Miranda Prescott, Correspondent
Throughout the United States, many colleges and universities are either conducting classes online or closing their doors temporarily or permanently for the rest of the academic year. All of these changes or closures have been made to combat the spread of COVID-19, otherwise known as the novel coronavirus.
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Garrett Sanders, Correspondent
The sky is falling. Literally. Sporting events are being cancelled left and right. Universities and schools across the nation are being shut down. Court hearings across the nation are being postponed. Even Sunday school is being done away with. All of this has an effect on us in some way.
Ashleigh Crouch, Correspondent
Alabama Governor Kay Ivey announced a statewide health order on Wednesday in an effort to contain COVID-19.
Continue reading “JSU revises operations in response to Gov. Ivey’s statewide health order”
