This semester, students have the opportunity to take a unique interdisciplinary Asian studies course. “Asia: Business, Energy, Technology, and Healthcare” (INS 365) emerged from a collaboration with the Asian Studies … Continue Reading D&I – New Asian Studies Course
Dr. Ashley Rattner, one of the English Department’s newest faculty, is an Assistant Professor of English. Originally from Pearl River, New York, Rattner earned an AA&S from John Tyler Community … Continue Reading Featured Faculty: Dr. Ashley Rattner
Christian Watts, a senior from Gadsden, is majoring in Theatre with a concentration in performance. This summer, Watts secured a professional acting role and appeared in The Shakespeare Project’s production … Continue Reading Student Spotlight: Christian Watts
Sierra Tolhurst, a sophomore from Enterprise, is majoring in Music Education. She was recently named a winner in the national Delta Omicron Solo Artist Competition. When did you know that … Continue Reading Student Spotlight: Sierra Tolhurst
Students now have more places to do homework and take a seat between classes in the Stone Center. Lounge furniture has been placed in the second and third floor front … Continue Reading New Faces New Spaces: Stone Center Student Spaces
Dr. Matthew Jordan is an Assistant Professor of Percussion in the Department of Music. From Nashville, TN, Jordan earned his BM in Percussion Performance at Middle Tennessee State University, MM … Continue Reading Featured Faculty: Dr. Matthew Jordan
Sarah Cusimano Miles, Associate Professor in the Department of Art and Design, was recently selected as a professional photography winner to have her cyanotype Not So Much a Whisper, No. … Continue Reading Featured Faculty: Sarah Cusimano Miles
Alexzandria Quintero, a junior from Toms River, NJ, is majoring in English and minoring in Spanish. She recently presented her paper “Allegory, Girls, and Intra-Racial Conflict” at the JSU Student … Continue Reading Student Spotlight: Alexzandria Quintero
The recipients of the College of Arts and Humanities Flight Scholarship have been notified of their awards. The partial flight scholarship reimburses up to $500.00 of the cost for purchasing … Continue Reading Diversity & Inclusion: Flight Scholarships Awarded
Kaleidoscope: Festival of the Arts has officially taken off at JSU. To celebrate the relaunch of the annual event, the College of Arts and Humanities is introducing the Kaleidoscope Passport … Continue Reading New Faces New Spaces: Get Your Kaleidoscope Passport Now!
Kaleidoscope is returning to JSU! We will celebrate the arts during the month of April with numerous exhibits, performances, readings, and more. The campus community and public are invited to … Continue Reading New Faces New Spaces: Kaleidoscope is Back!
Emrys Donaldson (far left), Assistant Professor of English, was awarded the Professional Gender Advocate of the Year Award during the 2022 Women’s History Month Keynote Address and Award Ceremony. Emrys … Continue Reading Diversity & Inclusion: Emrys Donaldson
Last month, the American Advertising Federation at Birmingham held its annual American Advertising Awards (ADDYs) ceremony. Out of the 26 student awards presented, 15 were won by students in the … Continue Reading Student Spotlight: ADDY Awards Winners
Article by Brett Buckner For Yuliya Minets, the publication of her first book became a journey of self-discovery and understanding. The Ukrainian-born assistant professor of ancient history spent several years … Continue Reading Featured Faculty: Dr. Yuliya Minets
The Department of Art and Design is hosting a show to celebrate Women’s History Month this March. The Women’s History Month Juried Exhibition, which opened on March 3rd, features work … Continue Reading New Faces New Spaces: WHM Juried Exhibition
Article by Buffy Lockette And the Emmy goes to…JSU! The university’s Longleaf Studios has won two Midsouth Emmy awards for “The Fire in Anniston: A Freedom Riders Story.” It was … Continue Reading Diversity & Inclusion: Longleaf Studios Wins Two Emmys