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ASU Stadium filled with excited fans for the Turkey-Day Classic game.

[Photo] Students enjoyed renewed rivalry with Tuskegee

Camille Zanders, Staff Reporter/Writer
November 27, 2021
Hornets defense doing what they do best and preventing a touchdown in the third quarter.

[Photo] Hornets finished this year’s contest rivalry with a sound victory 43-9

Kendal Manns, Senior Staff Reporter/Writer
November 27, 2021
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[Photo] Column: Should university administrators do more to build school pride?

Cullen Davis, Staff Reporter/Writer
November 20, 2021
Support Services Counselor Danette Battle and Academic Coach Diana Murdock celebrate First Generation College Student Day.

[Photo] TRIO celebrates national ‘First Generation College Student Day’

Brionna McCall, Staff Reporter/Writer
November 13, 2021
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[Photo] Hornets’ second half gives them win over Rams

Kendal Manns, Senior Staff Reporter/Writer
November 6, 2021
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[Photo] Hornets defeat Golden Eagles in five set thriller

Khalil Stewart, Staff Reporter/Writer
November 6, 2021
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[Photo] The Hornets fall in the SWAC tournament at the hands of the Panthers

Khalil Stewart, Staff Reporter/Writer
November 6, 2021
Many students are welcoming the holiday season with a 90s revival. ‘90s fashion has been enjoying a return to the spotlight for a few years now, but this fall, the trend is going even farther with students rocking the decade’s staple looks from head to toe, rather than just using them as accent pieces.

[Photo] Fashion Trends for the fall

Tammia Jacobs, Senior Staff Reporter/Writer
November 6, 2021
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[Photo] Hornets fall to Bulldogs in final game of season

Khalil Stewart, Staff Reporter/Writer
October 30, 2021
Students spend a number of hours in the lobbies of their residence halls either conversing with others or just relaxing from classes. Pictured are two residents watching an NFL football game.

[Photo] Students believe residence halls are outdated, unclean

Camille Zanders, Senior Staff Reporter/Writer
October 23, 2021
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[Photo] Alabama State wins their final home game against Southern

Khalil Stewart, Staff Reporter/Writer
October 23, 2021
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[Photo] Hornets and Tigers Match Ends in Draw

Kendal Manns, Senior Staff Reporter/Writer
October 23, 2021
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[Photo] Hornets make it four straight

Khalil Stewart, Staff Reporter/Writer
October 23, 2021
Alabama State University alumnus Quincy Minor decided to test his entreprenuerial skills with a food truck titled, “Wings on the Run,” and a restaurant “Wing It On.” Both have proven to be very successful business ventures. Minor is a 1999 graduate of the Vaughn College of Business Administration who has experienced a successful career in the field of information technology.

[Photo] COO Minor believes in giving back to his alma mater

Camille Zanders, Senior Staff Reporter/Writer
October 16, 2021
ASU Student training for track and field.

[Photo] The art of balance: Maintaining physical, social and mental health

Tammia Jacobs, Senior Staff Reporter/Writer
October 16, 2021
The Legacy Museum is located at 400 North Court Street in Downtown Montgomery. It displays the history of slavery and racism in America with cutting-edge technology, world-class art and critically important scholarship that portray lynchings and racial bias.

[Photo] The historic significance of the Legacy Museum

Tammia Jacobs, Senior Staff Reporter/Writer
October 16, 2021
Jeremi Moore - SGA Treasurer

[Photo] SGA Treasurer presents official operating budget

Juana Blackwell, Staff Reporter/Writer
October 16, 2021
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[Photo] Students feel the university should do a better job in teaching its history and traditions

Micah Sanders, Editor-In-Chief
October 9, 2021
Students playing basketball at Lockhart Gymnasium.

[Photo] Intramurals and Other Activities are Coming Back to Lockhart

Kendal Manns, Senior Staff Reporter/Writer
October 9, 2021
Since in-person classes began in the Fall semester, university parking seems to be a problem for many students. Some students believe that university parking should be free while others believe that parking fees are too high, while others believe their designated parking spots should be closer to their residence halls, due to convenience and safety.

[Photo] Students believe the university could improve the parking

Brionna McCall, Staff Reporter/Writer
October 3, 2021
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