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Dr. Jacqueline Walters, known by her “Married to Medicine” name, Dr. Jackie, wowed the young ladies with advice and encouragement during the Queens Soiree held in the J.G. Hardy Center Ballroom.

‘Dr. Jackie’ encourages women not to be stagnant

Claudia Gillum and Denise Ringo
March 29, 2025
Associate Library Director Howard Robinson, Ph.D., Executive Director of the Jubilee Center Evan Milligan, ACLU Executive Director JaTaune Bosby-Gilchrist, columnist at theGrio.com Michael Harriot, discuss the state of democracy, as well as the progress that was made after the historic Selma to Montgomery march and the numerous setbacks that Blacks have encountered since the march.

Panel discusses progress made after ‘Selma to Montgomery march’

Denise Ringo, Managing Editor
March 29, 2025
College of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics students displayed their research projects during the annual Research Frontier Symposium. These displays lasted for two days in which faculty could ask questions.

Annual Research Frontier Symposium initiates conversation on cancer health disparities

Denise Ringo, Managing Editor
March 15, 2025
Newly elected U.S. House of Representative Shomari Figures conducts a town hall meeting with constitutents in the second Congressional District, where some audience members expressed displeasure with what is going on in D.C.

Figures confronts constituents in contentious town hall meeting

Denise Ringo, Managing Editor
March 9, 2025
Adjunct instructor for the Alabama State University Department of Theater and Dance Kendrick Hardy, urged students to unify to fight some of the challenges.

Hardy urges honor students to take risks and push forward in life

Denise Ringo, Staff Reporter/Writer
March 8, 2025
Hundreds of students stopped by the Traveling Black History Museum that was located in the John Garrick Hardy Center examining the different displays and artifacts that were invented by African Americans.

Traveling Black History Museum showcased Black achievements

Denise Ringo, Managing Editor
February 22, 2025
Patrice W. Glenn Jones, Ph.D., serves as the executive director of online education and programs.

University launches its global campus initiative

Denise Ringo, Managing Editor
February 15, 2025
Vice President for Institutional Effectiveness, Strategic Initiatives and Transformation Tanjula Petty, Ed.D., explains the purpose of the G.O.L.D. Standard and how the initiative will improve customer service at the university.

Petty describes university’s G.O.L.D. standard

Denise Ringo, Managing Editor
February 1, 2025
Alabama State University’s representative at the Emerging Researchers National Conference in Atlanta, Georgia is Nadia Parker, a forensic science major.

Nadia Parker tapped to present research to National Science Foundation

Denise Ringo, Managing Editor
February 1, 2025
Snow flurries covered the campus of Alabama State University on Tuesday afternoon forcing university administrators to close most of the campus facilities.

Cold temperatures, ice and snowfall forces university to go virtual with classes

Denise Ringo, Managing Editor
January 25, 2025
Snoop Dogg, Nelly draw sharp criticism from students, staff and faculty

Snoop Dogg, Nelly draw sharp criticism from students, staff and faculty

Denise Ringo, Managing Editor
January 25, 2025
Theresa Jackson, an Alabama State University alumna from the Class of 1994, credits much of her success to the values she learned at the university, such as punctuality and professionalism. She remembers influential instructors like Johnnie Witcher, Ed.D., and Vivian DeShields, Ed.D., who modeled these qualities for their students.

Alumna Theresa Jackson credits success to values learned at the university

Denise Ringo, Managing Editor
November 30, 2024
Noted civil rights attorney and most recognized for his work with the Montgomery Bus Boycott and Parade Marshall Fred Gray, Esquire, is joined by his wife as they wave to the parade onlookers during the 88th Turkey Day Classic parade.

Alumni, fans express sentiments regarding the 88th Turkey Day Classic Parade and Game

Denise Ringo, Managing Editor
November 30, 2024
Joyce Loyd-Davis has secured a $260,125 grant to lead efforts in HIV prevention and stigma reduction across the South that focuses on reducing HIV rates among Black men, including cisgender and transgender individuals, who are disproportionately affected by the epidemic.

University secures $260,125 grant to lead HIV prevention in the South

Denise Ringo, Managing Editor for Editorial and Reportorial
November 23, 2024
Fall Connection Day draws a large number of high school students

Fall Connection Day draws a large number of high school students

Denise Ringo, Managing Editor for Editorial and Reportorial
November 16, 2024
Alumna Azzie Melton Oliver, J.D., was selected by Gov. Kay Iven as Montgomery County’s first Black district attorney on Tuesday, Nov. 12, marking a historic milestone in the county’s more than 200-year history.

Gov. Ivey taps an alumna to serve as Montgomery County’s district attorney

Denise Ringo, Managing Editor
November 16, 2024
Miss Junior hosts self-defense training event

Miss Junior hosts self-defense training event

Denise Ringo, Managing Editor
November 9, 2024
Denise Ringo is the managing editor for editorial and reportorial affairs for The Hornet Tribune. She is a 21-year-old senior from Michigan who plans to major in broadcast journalism and hopes to one day become a film producer.

Trump’s win is a strong warning, not the end

Denise Ringo, Managing Editor
November 9, 2024
Engineering conference assembles students, industry leaders and academicians

Engineering conference assembles students, industry leaders and academicians

Denise Ringo, Managing Editor for Editorial and Reportorial
November 9, 2024
Jones inspired students to harness the power of education

Jones inspired students to harness the power of education

Denise Ringo, Managing Editor
November 9, 2024
Tragil Wade, L.H.D., foundation founder and sister of retired National Basketball Association (NBA) player Dwyane Wade, served as the conference’s keynote speaker.

America’s Big Sister Foundation hosts girl’s empowerment conference

Denise Ringo, Managing Editor
November 2, 2024
Joshua John Robert Williams, who transitioned on Oct. 17 after a short illness was employed as a residence hall coordinator and managed Facility - I.

University loses one its own

Denise Ringo, Managing Editor
November 2, 2024
83rd Magic City Classic press conference emphasizes economic impact for Birmingham

83rd Magic City Classic press conference emphasizes economic impact for Birmingham

Denise Ringo, Managing Editor
October 26, 2024
Clinton Chisholm selflessly donating blood to save lives at the blood drive.

Alabama State University hosts Magic City Classic Blood Drive, uniting students and community for life-saving cause

Denise Ringo, Managing Editor
October 26, 2024
Magic City Classic Press Conference touted $23 million in economic impact for Birmingham

Magic City Classic Press Conference touted $23 million in economic impact for Birmingham

Denise Ringo, Managing Editor for Editorial and Reportorial
October 26, 2024
Magic City Classic Pep Rally allowed students from both institutions to 'dance all night'

Magic City Classic Pep Rally allowed students from both institutions to ‘dance all night’

Denise Ringo, Managing Editor for Editorial and Reportorial
October 26, 2024
Legacy Administration introduces new Homecoming event

Legacy Administration introduces new Homecoming event

Denise Ringo, Managing Editor
October 5, 2024
Golden Ambassadors celebrate 40th anniversary with founders

Golden Ambassadors celebrate 40th anniversary with founders

Denise Ringo, Managing Editor
October 5, 2024
Leading contemporary jazz violinist Brooke Alford performs with students during Homecoming

Leading contemporary jazz violinist Brooke Alford performs with students during Homecoming

Denise Ringo, Managing Editor
October 5, 2024
Members of the Alabama State University Board of Trustees as well as President Quinton T. Ross Jr., Ed.D., display renderings of the new residential apartments in which construction will soon begin for student housing.

Hines offers insight into impact of construction of new apartments

Denise Ringo, Managing Editor for Editorial and Reportorial
September 21, 2024
Members of the faculty and staff listen carefully as the presenters demonstrate the power of artificial intelligence.

Staff members learn the pros and cons of A. I.

Denise Ringo, Managing Editor for Editorial and Reportorial
September 21, 2024
Faculty, staff believe Harris won the debate

Faculty, staff believe Harris won the debate

Denise Ringo, Managing Editor for Editorial and Reportorial
September 14, 2024
Denise Ringo is the managing editor for editorial and reportorial affairs for The Hornet Tribune. She is a 21-year-old senior from Michigan who plans to major in broadcast journalism and hopes to one day become a film producer.

America’s schools on the frontlines

Denise Ringo, Managing Editor for Editorial and Reportorial
September 7, 2024
Denise Ringo is the managing editor for editorial and reportorial affairs for The Hornet Tribune. She is a 21-year-old senior from Michigan who plans to major in broadcast journalism and hopes to one day become a film producer.

Rise in school shootings concern students

Denise Ringo, Managing Editor for Editorial and Reportorial
September 7, 2024
Birmingham native and rehabilitation studies major Landon Hale is sworn in for a second time as the 71st Student Government Association President of the Alabama State University student body.

HALE FORMALLY SWORN IN AS SGA PRESIDENT

Denise Ringo, Managing Editor for Editorial and Reportorial
September 7, 2024
Denise Ringo is the managing editor for editorial and reportorial affairs for The Hornet Tribune. She is a 21-year-old senior from Michigan who plans to major in broadcast journalism and hopes to one day become a film producer.

This is a consequential election – students must vote

Denise Ringo, Managing Editor for Editorial and Reportorial
August 31, 2024
Ibrahim Lee, principal of Percy Julian High School, served as the keynote speaker for the Freshman Convocation held in Ralph D. Abernathy Auditorium on Aug. 29.

Lee encourages first-year students to embrace change

Denise Ringo, Managing Editor for Editorial and Reportorial
August 31, 2024
A number of students found it difficult to manage Microsoft Outlook after the university had utilized Gmail for more than 10 years. Some students found that the conversion process was more difficult than expected.

Change from Gmail to Outlook causes confusion for students

Denise Ringo, Managing Editor for Editorial and Reportorial
August 24, 2024
During the Swing Into Success: Diversity in Golf for students, students from every college within the university were greeted by golf professionals regarding the numerous opportunities in golf.

University and PGA aim to break down barriers in golf industry

Denise Ringo, Managing Editor for Editorial and Reportorial
August 24, 2024
Mariama Rogers (center) is assisted with her regalia by Aarin Carver, Miss ASU (left) and Faith Blackwell, Miss Senior (right).

Mariama Rogers crowned Miss Freshman 2024-25

Denise Ringo, Managing Editor for Editorial and Reportorial
August 24, 2024
International student graduating senior Lucky Chitundu informs the audience about his time at Alabama State University.

International Student Association honors its graduating seniors

Denise Ringo, University News Editor
April 30, 2024
Student Government Association President Landon Hale (L) and Vice President of Student Affairs and Enrollment Management Malinda Wilson Swoope, Ph.D., award Tyrin Moorer (c) the University Ambassador of the Year Award during the first presentation of the Hive Awards.

University makes history with inaugural Hive Awards for students

Denise Ringo, University News Editor
April 27, 2024
Cable encourages honor students to travel the bridge of endurance

Cable encourages honor students to travel the bridge of endurance

Denise Ringo, University News Editor
April 27, 2024
William Hamilton Harris grew up in Georgia and earned his bachelor’s degree at Paine College in Augusta in 1966. He went on to complete a master of arts and Ph.D. at Indiana University in Bloomington in 1967. After a few years teaching at Paine College he returned to Indiana to pursue a Ph.D. Before completing his doctorate in 1973 he spent a year teaching at the University of Hamburg in Germany under a Fulbright fellowship. He was hired as an assistant professor of history at Indiana and also served as the university's acting affirmative action officer. He was promoted to associate professor in 1977, to associate dean of the graduate school in 1979, and to full professor in 1981. After serving two stints as president of Daniel Payne College and Texas Southern University, Harris was named president of Alabama State University in 1994.

President Emeritus William Harris, Ph.D., dies in Hilton Head, South Carolina

Denise Ringo, University News Editor
April 20, 2024
Andre’ Harrison, vice president of Accreditation Services at Cognia, served as the keynote speaker for the University College Honors Day Convocation.

Harrison urges students to develop a strategic plan

Denise Ringo, University News Editor
March 9, 2024
Who determines who is too old for leadership?

Who determines who is too old for leadership?

Denise Ringo, Staff Columnist
March 2, 2024
Sen. Will Barfoot, one of the architects of Senate Bill 129 said that “Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion offices located in higher institutions of education and public universities have really worked to divide us rather than unite us.”

Students, faculty express thoughts on SB 129

Denise Ringo, University News Editor
March 2, 2024
Assistant University News Editor Ashonti Shaw won second place in the recent Southeast Regional Journalism Conference On-site Competition held at Troy University on Feb. 23-25, 2024.

Shaw wins second place in SEJC regional competition

Denise Ringo, University News Editor
March 2, 2024
Are we focusing more on Fani Willis or Trump’s crimes?

Are we focusing more on Fani Willis or Trump’s crimes?

Denise Ringo, Staff Columnist
February 24, 2024
Former president Donald J. Trump is the 45th President of the United States. After he left office he was charged with 91 felony counts, an array of crimes: trying to subvert democracy, risking national security secrets and falsifying business records.

Students, faculty and staff express feelings regarding the recent civil judgment imposed on Trump

Denise Ringo, University News Editor
February 24, 2024
SGA presidents from the various colleges and universities in Alabama stand along with their respective mascots during Higher Education Day activities.

HIGHER EDUCATION RALLY

Denise Ringo, University News Editor
February 24, 2024
During a press conference in William Hooper Councill Hall’s presidents’ conference room, President Quinton T. Ross Jr., Ed.D., explains why the creation of a new technology center will be able to assist the residents of William Burns Paterson Court with digital literacy.

University announces creation of digital literacy center for Paterson Court residents

Denise Ringo, University News Editor
February 17, 2024
America has to act when it comes to gun violence

America has to act when it comes to gun violence

Denise Ringo, University News Editor
February 10, 2024
Student Life Director Jason D. Etheridge wants to introduce a men’s conference that will concentrate on the needs of men who attend Alabama State University. The conference is planned for three days, Feb. 21-23, 2024.

Student Life plans men’s legacy conference

Denise Ringo, University News Editor
February 10, 2024
Administrators close Hardy Center early, due to vandalism

Administrators close Hardy Center early, due to vandalism

Denise Ringo, University News Editor
February 10, 2024
Former President Joe A. Lee, Ph.D.

University’s 11th president dies

Denise Ringo, University News Editor
February 3, 2024
Alecia Hoffman, Ph.D., and Kayleigh Dunn take a minute to celebrate her Top Three finish at the Black College Quiz in Atlanta, Georgia

Dunn places in the top three at Black College Quiz

Denise Ringo, University News Editor
February 3, 2024
Student Government Association President Landon Hale takes a few moments to talk about some of the accomplishments that his administration has achieved since taking office last May and some of the initiatives that he would like to implement during this academic year.

Hale discusses his agenda for the spring semester and major accomplishments during the fall

Denise Ringo, Staff Reporter/Writer
January 27, 2024
Black people and escapism

Black people and escapism

Denise Ringo, Staff Columnist
January 20, 2024
According to Director of Public Safety and Police Chief Kelvin Kendrick, Alabama State University managed to score one of the highest campus security ratings among historically Black universities.

University receives a “B” rating for campus safety

Denise Ringo, University News Editor
January 20, 2024
This secondary education major from Florida is experiencing the ice-cold temperatures and 20 mph winds as it sweeps across the campus affecting all students who must walk from their residence halls to either the cafeteria or the library.

Frigid temperatures wreak havoc on students’ in-person classes and activities

Denise Ringo, University News Editor
January 20, 2024
Brian Aldridge, deputy chief of police at the university confirms that a new precint will be placed in the Hardy Center.

University to open a new precinct in the John Garrick Hardy Center

Denise Ringo, University News Editor
January 20, 2024
The accelerated fall of Jonathan Majors

The accelerated fall of Jonathan Majors

Denise Ringo, Staff Columnist
January 13, 2024
University community celebrates King's 95th birthday as community members reflect on his life while in Montgomery

University community celebrates King’s 95th birthday as community members reflect on his life while in Montgomery

Denise Ringo, University News Editor
January 13, 2024
Members of the Class of 1998, the 3s, and the 8s stand up as the fight son is played during the Turkey Day Classic Alumni Brunch.

Turkey Day Classic Luncheon honored classes of 3s, 8s and the Silver Class of 1998

Denise Ringo, University News Editor
November 25, 2023
The Grand Marshal for the 2023 Turkey Day Classic Parade, the Waters Family, smiled radiantly as their float moved down Dexter Avenue. The Waters family was chosen as the Grand Marshal because of the untimely death of Kenneth Waters, who was the former organizer of the Turkey Day Classic Parade.

Turkey Day Classic Parade, full of pageantry

Denise Ringo, University News Editor
November 25, 2023
Panel Discussion: Embrace Your Natural

Panel Discussion: Embrace Your Natural

Denise Ringo, Interim University News Editor
November 19, 2023
Workshop focuses on teaching Black men to defend themselves when faced with police presence

Workshop focuses on teaching Black men to defend themselves when faced with police presence

Denise Ringo, University News Editor
November 18, 2023
VibeU, a new application developed by two computer science majors, David Oyekeye and Obaloluwa Olaniran. The app can be used by Alabama State University and Miles College currently.

Oyekeye, Olaniran develop new application for web-based online chat service

Denise Ringo, University News Editor
November 12, 2023
Officials kick off Port City Classic with a team luncheon

Officials kick off Port City Classic with a team luncheon

Denise Ringo, Interim University News Editor
November 4, 2023
Thousands of alumni, students and fans come out for the 82nd Magic City Classic Parade

Thousands of alumni, students and fans come out for the 82nd Magic City Classic Parade

Denise Ringo, Interim University News Editor
October 28, 2023
President Quinton T. Ross Jr. poses with area high school students in the Birmingham, Alabama area that received scholarships to attend ASU in the fall. He is joined by Vice President of Student Affairs and Enrollment Management Malinda Swoope and Assistant Vice President of Student Affairs and Enrollment Management Freddie Williams.

University awards $181,108 in scholarships to area Birmingham high school students

Denise Ringo, Interim University News Editor
October 25, 2023
SummitMedia drops Rickey Smiley’s Magic City Classic show, but Birmingham steps up

SummitMedia drops Rickey Smiley’s Magic City Classic show, but Birmingham steps up

Denise Ringo, Interim University News Editor
October 24, 2023
Denise Ringo is a senior staff reporter/writer for The Hornet Tribune. She is a 20 year-old junior from Montgomery, Alabama who plans to major in broadcast journalism and hopes to one day become a television producer.

Israel, Victim or Villain?

Denise Ringo, Staff Columnist
October 23, 2023
Palestinians evacuate wounded in Israeli aerial bombing on Jabaliya, near Gaza City, Wednesday, Oct.11, 2023 (AP Photo/Mohammad Al Masri)

ISRAELI v. PALESTINE

Denise Ringo, University News Editor
October 14, 2023

Kevin McCarthy, first U.S. Speaker to be ousted

Denise Ringo, Interim University News Editor
October 7, 2023
(L-R) Associate Director for Archives and Cultural Services Howard Robinson, Ph.D., Evan Milligan, lead plaintiff, State Rep. Chris England and State Sen. Merika Coleman discuss the landmark ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court.

Panelist discuss landmark case, Allen v. Milligan

Denise Ringo, Interim University News Editor
October 7, 2023
Ross announces the construction of a new residence hall during Fall Convocation

Ross announces the construction of a new residence hall during Fall Convocation

Denise Ringo, Interim University News Editor
September 24, 2023
Crowder believes Graduate/Professional School fair is successful

Crowder believes Graduate/Professional School fair is successful

Denise Ringo, University News Editor
September 24, 2023
Denise Ringo is a senior staff reporter/writer for The Hornet Tribune. She is a 20 year-old junior from Montgomery, Alabama who plans to major in broadcast journalism and hopes to one day become a television producer.

Three Black women running for U.S. Senate in 2024

Denise Ringo, Staff Columnist
September 23, 2023
University prepares for Kayla Edward's coronation

University prepares for Kayla Edward’s coronation

Denise Ringo, University News Editor
September 18, 2023
University receives $1.2 million grant for kidney tissue regeneration research

University receives $1.2 million grant for kidney tissue regeneration research

Denise Ringo, Senior Reporter/Writer
September 18, 2023
Denise Ringo is a senior staff reporter/writer for The Hornet Tribune. She is a 20 year-old junior from Montgomery, Alabama who plans to major in broadcast journalism and hopes to one day become a television producer.

Do you have issues with campus dining?

Denise Ringo, Staff Columnist
September 17, 2023
Denise Ringo is a senior staff reporter/writer for The Hornet Tribune. She is a 20 year-old junior from Montgomery, Alabama who plans to major in broadcast journalism and hopes to one day become a television producer.

The audience of animation

Denise Ringo, Interim University News Editor
September 17, 2023
Denise Ringo is a senior staff reporter/writer for The Hornet Tribune. She is a 20 year-old junior from Montgomery, Alabama who plans to major in broadcast journalism and hopes to one day become a television producer.

Why so much bias against ‘boy bands’?

Denise Ringo, Staff Columnist
September 4, 2023
Denise Ringo is a senior staff reporter/writer for The Hornet Tribune. She is a 20 year-old junior from Montgomery, Alabama who plans to major in broadcast journalism and hopes to one day become a television producer.

Diversity in the media industry matters

Denise Ringo, Staff Columnist
September 4, 2023
President Quinton T. Ross Jr., Ed.D., is joined by AFROTC cadets, Commander Lt. Col. Lisa Boyer and Brigadier General as they cut the ribbon to their new home for Detachment 019 located on 1300 Carter Hill Road.

Detachment 019 celebrates the grand opening of their new facility

Denise Ringo, Senior Staff Reporter/Writer
September 3, 2023
Raegan Stearns, archivist for the LWLC wrote a proposal to obtain a $100,000 grant after recognizing a need for Alabama State University’s archives to expand the storage of its growing art collection.

$100,000 Granted to LWLC to expand the art collection storage

Denise Ringo, Senior Reporter/Writer
September 3, 2023
Minah Palmer, a junior accounting major who could benefit from the commuter student scholarship offered by the university.

University offers new scholarship for commuter students

Denise Ringo, Senior Reporter/Writer
August 27, 2023
The statue depicts Harriet Tubman standing before a chair. A coat is strewn over the back, while a hat rests on the seat.

Tubman statue unveiled at “Colvin-Feagin Art and Jazz Show”

Denise Ringo, Senior Reporter/Writer
August 27, 2023
Cinderella, and the problem with victim blaming

Cinderella, and the problem with victim blaming

Denise Ringo, Staff Columnist
August 27, 2023
Trustee Board Chair Brenda Brown Dillard, ASU Foundation Chairman Antwon Hardwick and President Quinton T. Ross, Jr., Ed.D. are joined by members of the Coca Cola United as they presented a check in the amount of $200,000 during the President’s Gala.

Coca-Cola commits $2 million for university advancement

Denise Ringo, Senior Reporter/Writer
August 20, 2023
Denise Ringo is a senior staff reporter/writer for The Hornet Tribune. She is a 20 year-old junior from Montgomery, Alabama who plans to major in broadcast journalism and hopes to one day become a television producer.

Are cinema blockbusters now a bust

Denise Ringo, Staff Columnist
August 20, 2023
Student Life Director Jason Etheridge takes a minute from his busy schedule to explain his various duties to The Hornet Tribune reporter/writer. Etheridge says, “he would like to see a vibrant and engaging campus that is student driven.”

Etheridge enjoys his new position as director of Student Life

Denise Ringo, Senior Reporter/Writer
August 20, 2023
Alabama State University President Quinton T. Ross, Jr., Ed.D. announces the historic partnership between the university and the HBCU Golf Consortium during a press conference held in the John Garrick Hardy Center on Tuesday, Aug. 15, 2023 at 10:30 a.m.

“Let’s Get To Swingin'”

Denise Ringo, Senior Reporter/Writer
August 20, 2023
Country Club Apartments is located on 1631 East Fairview Avenue across from Huntingdon College baseball field, will be the new off-campus housing complex for students with 78 credit hours.

W. S. Simpson closing, apartment complex opens

Denise Ringo, Staff Reporter/ Writer
April 29, 2023
UPAB President Martavious Young presents Kameelah Freeman with the “Leaders in Action Award” during the first awards banquet.

UPAB holds its first awards banquet

Denise Ringo, Staff Reporter/ Writer
April 29, 2023
During the President’s Bus Tour, a stop was made in Uniontown, Alabama to visit the students of Robert C. Hatch High School. Pictured above are students checking out the College of Business Administration table and the various majors offered.

University awards more than $4 million during first and second leg of bus tour

Denise Ringo, Staff Reporter/ Writer
April 22, 2023
Tracey Edmonds, CEO and President of Edmonds Entertainment and the Founder and Editor of AlrightNow.com

Tracey Edmonds urged honor students to ‘bet on themselves’

Denise Ringo, Staff Reporter/Writer
April 22, 2023
The newly elected Student Government Association executive officers are Alexandra Thomas, SGA executive secretary, Landon Hale, SGA executive president, Hope Smith, SGA executive vice president and Tre’von Conner, SGA executive treasurer. Each of these officers will be sworn in and each of them will begin their terms on May 1, 2023.

Student body elects new officers to operate government

Denise Ringo, Staff Reporter/ Writer
April 15, 2023
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