News
Dr. Staci Stone Named Dean of School of Arts and Humanities
06/14/18
Dr. Staci Stone has been named the dean of JSU’s School of Arts and Humanities.
Here are the Beatlads-- Beatles Tribute Band Returns to Campus June 22
06/13/18
The tradition of The Beatlads returns to JSU, despite tornado damage to the campus.
See the World: Study Abroad
06/07/18
Gamecocks looking to expand their horizons and infuse their resumes with valuable cultural experiences should consider the growing JSU Study Abroad program.
Dr. Elizabeth Gulledge Selected for National Leadership Program
06/11/18
JSU School of Health Professions and Wellness Department Head Dr. Elizabeth Gulledge has been selected to participate in the 2018 Leadership for Academic Nursing Program.
Department of Nursing Now Offering Online Programs in Tennessee
06/11/18
The JSU Department of Nursing is now offering online RN to BSN, master’s and doctorate programs to Tennessee residents.
JSU Tennis Courts Back in Action
06/06/18
The JSU tennis courts are back in action now that the fencing torn down by the spring break tornado has been replaced.
Upgrades Underway at TMB Food Court
06/07/18
Here we grow again! Renovations are underway at the Theron Montgomery Building food court, where workers are busy transforming the space for the Fall 2018 semester.
Bavonese Named School of Education Associate Dean
06/05/18
Janet L. Bavonese, Ed.D., has been named Associate Dean at Jacksonville State University School of Education.
Time for Summer Camps at JSU
05/31/18
Now that it’s summertime, there are plenty of summer camp opportunities at JSU. Whether you’ve got a nature lover, dramatic ingénue or emerging athlete, there’s something for every kid this summer.
Laurie Heathcock Honored for Children’s Corner Efforts
05/31/18
JSU Education Librarian Laurie Charnigo Heathcock has been honored with the Alabama Library Association’s Humanitarian Award for her efforts in developing the Children’s Corner at Houston Cole Library.
Drama Department and Chamber Collaborate On Shakespeare Project
05/30/18
The JSU Drama Department and the Calhoun County Area Chamber & Visitors Center are joining forces to present a professional performance of Shakespeare’s “Julius Caesar” at Anniston High School’s Performing Arts Center in August.
Retired Professor Publishes Two Books on Coastal Alabama
05/30/18
Just as you begin dreaming about taking a trip to the Alabama Gulf Coast this summer, JSU’s Mark Fagan – department head emeritus for sociology and social work – has released two new books on the region: “Coastal Alabama Retirement Guide” and “Coastal Alabama Economic History.”
Pete Conroy Receives Tourism Award
05/25/18
JSU Environmental Policy and Information Center Director Pete Conroy has been named a North Alabama Elite Tourism Professional. He was selected for his involvement preserving Little River Canyon and developing the Jacksonville State University Canyon Center.
Children’s Corner Debuts JSU College for Kids!
05/25/18
This summer little Gamecocks can have a college experience as Children’s Corner hosts JSU College for Kids.
Jacksonville City Pool Available While JSU Pool Is Closed
05/23/18
The pool at Pete Mathews Coliseum is closed while repairs continue on the building but JSU students and employees are welcome at the Jacksonville City Pool all summer.
"Suicide Notes" Selected for Common Reading Program
05/16/18
Are you looking for a great read now that summer is here? Add “Suicide Notes" by Michael Thomas Ford, Jacksonville State University’s 2018 common reading selection, to your summer book list.
724 Degrees Conferred in JSU’s Spring 2018 Commencement Ceremony
05/18/18
Just six weeks after an EF-3 tornado devastated Jacksonville State University and its surrounding community, 724 JSU students received their degrees in one cumulative commencement ceremony at the Burgess-Snow Field at JSU Stadium on May 4.
JSU Gets National Honor for Green Initiatives
05/16/18
The U.S. Department of Education has announced that Jacksonville State University is among the 2018 U.S. Department of Education Green Ribbon Schools Postsecondary Sustainability Awardees.
JSU Graduate Sports Management Program Gets National Ranking
05/15/18
Jacksonville State University’s Graduate Sports Management program has been ranked No. 29 by BestColleges.com. With more than 400 colleges and universities in the nation offering some form of Graduate Sports Management Programs, the ranking places JSU well within the top 7 percent of institutions.
JSU Greek Life Ends Record-Breaking Semester
05/14/18
JSU Fraternities and Sororities ended the Spring 2018 semester with an overall 3.29 GPA. This is the highest the fraternity and sorority average has ever been.
Brewer Hall Renovations Unimpeded By Tornado Damage
05/11/18
Just as renovations to portions of Brewer Hall were under way, the building – like much of campus – was impacted by the EF-3 tornado that hit JSU and the surrounding community on March 19.
GO! Team Gearing Up for 2018-19 Orientation
05/09/18
Gamecock Orientation for the 2018-19 academic year kicks off in June with the theme, “Your Adventure Begins Here.” JSU plans to welcome between 1,200 and 1,300 new students and their family members to the campus in the events.
JSU Presents Annual Faculty Awards
05/07/18
On Tuesday, May 1, JSU held its annual faculty awards program, which seeks to recognize faculty achievements, years of service, and retirements.
JSU to Hold Spring Commencement on May 4 Only Six Weeks After Natural Disaster
05/03/18
In an act of resilience and perhaps even defiance, JSU will hold its spring commencement ceremony on May 4 drawing an end to the bedraggled semester while celebrating the triumph of the Gamecock spirit.
Dr. Wendy Stephens Receives Picture-Book Research Fellowship
04/30/18
JSU Assistant Professor of Library Media Dr. Wendy Stephens has been named Kent State University’s 2018 Kenneth and Sylvia Marantz Fellow for Picture-book Research.
Storm Damage Temporarily Sidelines New Recording Studio
05/03/18
When an EF-3 tornado hit Jacksonville State University on March 19, it left a trail of devastation in its wake. One building suffering major damage was Mason Hall. Fortunately, the main portion of Department of Music’s new recording studio wasn’t impacted.
FEMA Assistance Available for Storm Victims
05/01/18
Individual assistance is available through FEMA for homeowners and renters in Calhoun, Cullman and Etowah Counties.
Country Music Legend Alabama To Present Star-Studded Concert Benefitting JSU Disaster Relief
05/01/18
Multi Grammy Award-winning country band Alabama are going back to their roots for a good cause. For the first time ever and for their only appearance in Alabama this year, the band will be headlining Burgess-Snow Field at Jacksonville State University’s JSU Stadium with their close friends and many special guests for an unforgettable once-in-a-lifetime event.
JSU Safety Degree Becomes GSP Qualifying Academic Program
05/01/18
JSU’s Bachelor of Science in Occupational Safety and Health Management has been approved as a Graduate Safety Practitioner Qualifying Academic Program by the Board of Certified Safety Professionals. It’s a designation that enables program graduates the option to apply with BCSP for the GSP designation after graduation.
JSU to Shine Light on Mental Health at Conference
04/30/18
Jacksonville State University's Office of Counseling Services in partnership with Highland Health Systems, NAMI-Alabama, RMC, Gadsden State Community College and the Calhoun County Sheriff's Office will shine a light on the important issue of mental illness at the Out of the Shadows Summit on Friday, May 11 at the Oxford Civic Center.
A Subzero Degree: Student Earns Bachelor's From Antarctica
04/27/18
Student Lori Gravelle earns bachelor's online while working in Antarctica.
International House Honors Student Achievements at Awards Banquet
04/24/18
During the annual International House Awards banquet held on April 13 in the TMB Auditorium, six Gamecocks living in the JSU International House were honored for their contribution to the program, their academic achievements and for living the mission of the house, which is “Know one another, and you will love one another.”
JSU Named Military-Friendly Gold School
04/24/18
Jacksonville State University has been named a 2018-19 Military-Friendly Gold School by Victory Media a veteran-owned business that advocates for civilian opportunities for veterans.
Thank You, Volunteers!
04/19/18
JSU would like to thank all of those who have volunteered to help rebuild our beautiful campus and our beloved city following the March 19 tornado.
JSU Emergency Management Program Gets National Ranking
04/19/18
JSU’s Bachelor of Science in Emergency Management Degree program has been ranked the No. 5 emergency management degree program in the nation by College Choice online ranking magazine.
Several Offices Temporarily Relocated
04/08/18
As JSU continues to recover and get campus back up to full speed, several offices have been moved to temporary locations while repairs are made to their permanent homes.
JSU Strong: Coach Grass Enlists Football Team In Campus Cleanup Efforts
04/13/18
JSU Football Head Coach John Grass counts himself fortunate that his neighborhood was spared when an EF3 tornado wreaked havoc on the city of Jacksonville and the JSU campus on March 19.
JSU Strong: Tornado Doesn’t Silence Marching Southerners’ Signature Sound
04/13/18
Marching Southerners uniform and signature instruments unscathed in March 19 tornado.
JSU Welcomes Jennifer Argo, Title IX Coordinator
04/11/18
Jennifer Argo joined Jacksonville State University on March 1 as the new Title IX Coordinator in the division of Student Affairs.
JSU to Hold Inaugural Tau Sigma Honor Society Induction Ceremony
04/10/18
On Monday, April 16, more than 20 students will become the inaugural group of JSU transfer students to be inducted into Tau Sigma, a nationally recognized honor society for transfer students.
Priority Registration moved to April 9-13
04/10/18
Priority Registration for Summer and Fall 2018 has been rescheduled to April 9-13.
President Beehler Welcomes Students and Employees Back to Campus
04/09/18
This is a very special day in the history of JSU. We are back in operation and poised for a very bright future!
JSU Strong: Scholarship Coordinator Mark du Pont Finds Positives In the Midst of Disaster
04/06/18
While many are still reeling from the devastation left by the March 19 tornado, stories of hope are emerging. One such story comes from JSU Scholarship Coordinator Mark du Pont, who remains positive even when recalling the experience that left him displaced from his home.
Stephenson Hall Reopens
04/05/18
JSU is one step closer to returning to a sense of normalcy with the reopening of Stephenson Hall.
UPD Provides Parking Information as Campus Reopens
04/05/18
As JSU reopens, university police provide parking and driving information.
Updates for Bookstore
04/05/18
Updates for Bookstore
Updates on Campus Dining and Donation Center
04/04/18
Updates on Campus Dining and Donation Center
Student Affairs Update April 3
04/03/18
VP of Student Affairs, Tim King, addresses students.
Cocky Nursing 5k & 1-Mile Fun Run to Carry On
04/02/18
The annual Cocky Nursing 5k and 1-Mile Fun Run tradition will continue this weekend, despite recent devastation to the JSU campus and its surrounding community.
Academic Options for Completing the Spring Semester
03/30/18
Academic Options for Completing the Spring Semester
