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Over the weekend, the JSU Department of Theatre and Film, The Shakespeare Project, and Alpha Psi Omega hosted their collaborative event “Shakespeare in the Park,” as they put on performances … Continue Reading New Faces/Spaces: Shakespeare in the Park
Last Friday, April 23, the JSU Spanish Club partnered with El Latido de Mi Cultura and the International Student Organization to host “Celebración de la Lengua.” This event aimed to … Continue Reading Diversity and Inclusion: Celebración de la Lengua
Dr. Peter Robinson, Professor of History, is preparing to enter retirement after a 55-year-long career at Jacksonville State University. Robinson graduated from Delta State College with a B.A. before earning … Continue Reading Featured Faculty: Dr. Peter Robinson
Chris Howard, a graphic design major from Pinson, AL, has won accolades for the art he has created during his time at JSU. He had two of his creations accepted … Continue Reading Student Spotlight: Chris Howard
JSU will be hosting its Gamecock Arts Summer Program (GASP) this summer with four different interest areas: acting, creative writing, film, and visual arts. For the first time, the camp … Continue Reading New Faces/Spaces: Gamecock Arts Summer Program
JSU will be virtually hosting its 10th Annual Jazz Festival on Tuesday, April 20. Preparations for the Jazz Festival have been ongoing since January 2021, as students and faculty have … Continue Reading Diversity and Inclusion: 10th Annual JSU Jazz Fest
Dr. Joanne Gates is in the process of retiring from her position as an English Professor at JSU. She is originally from West Winfield, NY, and earned her B.A. in … Continue Reading Featured Faculty: Dr. Joanne Gates
Samuel Hemrick is a senior majoring in General Music and minoring in Jazz. While his home may be Salt Lake City, UT, he has made a second one here with … Continue Reading Student Spotlight: Samuel Hemrick
Ms. Allison McElroy, a Professor of Painting and Drawing in the JSU Art and Design Department, was recently a guest at the MIT Global Community Bio Summit, where she spoke … Continue Reading New Faces/Spaces: Teaching Outdoors
Rodney Bailey, English instructor and Director of the Marching Southerners Colorguard, supervised the parade of global flags, which was part of President Don Killingsworth’s installation ceremony on Friday, April 9. … Continue Reading Diversity and Inclusion: Flags of the World
Dr. Tony McCutchen is retiring from his position of Department Head and Distinguished Professor in the David L. Walter Department of Music at JSU. After graduating from high school in … Continue Reading Featured Faculty: Dr. Tony McCutchen
The AIGA Blue Ridge’s Flux Design Competition is an annual event that celebrates the best art created by undergraduate and graduate students across the United States. During the 2020 competition … Continue Reading Student Spotlight: Potters Guild Style Guide Group
JSU alumna Jean Ellison has returned to take on the role of Director of the Encore! Show Choir with much excitement. “I jumped at the chance to fill my dream … Continue Reading New Faces, New Spaces: Ms. Jean Ellison, New Encore! Show Choir Director
James Johnson, a student in the MFA program in JSU’s Art & Design Department, has been in the process of creating a campaign titled “Black Men Design” that will be … Continue Reading Diversity and Inclusion: “Black Men Design”
Dr. Carmine Di Biase is in the process of retiring from his position as a Distinguished Professor of English at JSU, where he has been teaching for the past 28 … Continue Reading Featured Faculty: Dr. Carmine Di Biase
Anna Jungels is a senior from Winfield, AL who is double majoring in History and Spanish at JSU. Recently, Jungels has been working on a research project that explores the … Continue Reading Student Spotlight: Anna Jungels
