JSU News
JSU Drama to Present "The Imaginary Invalid"
11/08/19
The 346-year-old French play has been brought back to life by JSU's talent drama students and faculty. Show dates are Nov. 15-18.
11/06/19
Retired DEA agents Steve Murphy and Javier Pena to speak on Nov. 18, 1-4 p.m., in Leone Cole Auditorium.
11/04/19
Chandni Khadka-Walsh has been appointed to serve as a chair of Study Alabama/Consortium for Global Engagement and Economic Development.
11/01/19
Junior Sam Townsend places third in a statewide bodybuilding competition, proving its possible to overcome addiction and reach goals.
10/31/19
Mark your calendars for Thanksgiving event on Nov. 21 event.
10/25/19
Contract renewal with Sodexo includes proposal for new cafeteria.
10/25/19
Dr. Steven McClung to begin Jan. 2020, following the retirement of longtime dean Dr. Bill Fielding.
10/24/19
Dr. Tracey Matthews has been selected as JSU’s new dean of the School of Health Professions and Wellness. She will take over the reins in January 2020.
10/23/19
New Sponsored Programs Director Dr. Michael Wetherholt hopes to grow JSU's external funding.
10/23/19
A $300,000 federal grant will support crime prevention and victim support services.
10/22/19
Don Killingsworth to serve as acting president effective immediately.
10/18/19
Jennifer Green, director of the Center for Economic Development and Business Research, was recently elected to serve on the board for the Association for University Business and Economic Research.
10/18/19
The university continues to form partnerships with Alabama's two-year schools.
10/17/19
Former Jacksonville State distance runner Ericka (Stam) Mason became JSU's first female track and field athlete to qualify for the Olympic Trials, beating the required standard by more than two minutes in the Chicago Marathon.
10/17/19
Nashville star and JSU alum to perform on campus on Nov. 14.