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The Hornet Tribune
Official student newspaper of Alabama State University

The Hornet Tribune
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Former Miss Alabama State University Deanna Poe assists several prospective students from the Birmingham, Alabama area who are thinking about attending Alabama State University in the fall.

High school students make ‘connections’ on Connection Day

Phyllis Turnipseed, Senior Staff Reporter/Writer
March 9, 2024
Sabrina Crowder, D.M., was recently named the assistant vice president for Student Affairs and Enrollment Management. focus on student development and engagement areas within the campus.

Crowder sheds light on the decision to close the Hardy Center early

Phyllis Turnipseed, Senior Staff Reporter/Writer
February 17, 2024
Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin, J.D.

Woodfin selected as keynote speaker for Founders’ Day

Phyllis Turnipseed, Senior Staff Reporter/Writer
January 27, 2024
Members of the history and political science faculty, Alicia Hoffman, Ph.D., Maurice Robinson, Ph.D., and Balla Keita, Ph.D. are standing by a Pi Sigma Alpha (National Political Science Honor Society) display during Connection Day in the Dunn-Oliver Acadome

Hundreds of high school students connect with ASU

Phyllis Turnipseed, Senior Staff Reporter/Writer
September 30, 2023
Carmela Drake, Ph.D.

Carmela Drake, Ph.D. selected “Addiction Educator of the Year”

Phyllis Turnipseed, Senior Staff Reporter/Writer
September 24, 2023
Phyllis Turnipseed is a senior staff reporter/writer for The Hornet Tribune. She is a 19 year-old sophomore from Birmingham, Alabama who plans to major in communications with a focus on print journalism. She hopes to become a communications specialist.

Can we extend the cafeteria hours for student convenience?

Phyllis Turnipseed, Staff Columnist
September 23, 2023
Mighty Marching Hornets perform in New Orleans

Mighty Marching Hornets perform in New Orleans

Phyllis Turnipseed, Senior Staff Reporter/Writer
September 18, 2023
Phyllis Turnipseed is a senior staff reporter/writer for The Hornet Tribune. She is a 19 year-old sophomore from Birmingham, Alabama who plans to major in communications with a focus on print journalism. She hopes to become a communications specialist.

Professionalism is a must, but sometimes, it must be taught

Phyllis Turnipseed, Staff Columnist
September 17, 2023
Phyllis Turnipseed is a senior staff reporter/writer for The Hornet Tribune. She is a 19 year-old sophomore from Birmingham, Alabama who plans to major in communications with a focus on print journalism. She hopes to one day become a communications specialist.

Is it possible to create some new student activities and events?

Phyllis Turnipseed, Staff Columnist
September 4, 2023
Students pleased with results of mayoral race in Montgomery

Students pleased with results of mayoral race in Montgomery

Phyllis Turnipseed, Senior Reporter/Writer
August 27, 2023
Phyllis Turnipseed is a senior staff reporter/writer for The Hornet Tribune. She is a 19 year-old sophomore from Birmingham, Alabama who plans to major in communications with a focus on print journalism. She hopes to become a communications specialist.

University must address problems within the residence hall

Phyllis Turnipseed, Staff Columnist
August 27, 2023
Phyllis Turnipseed is a senior staff reporter/writer for The Hornet Tribune. She is a 19 year-old sophomore from Birmingham, Alabama who plans to major in communications with a focus on print journalism. She hopes to one day become a communications specialist.

How long are we going to continue with these repetitive meals?

Phyllis Turnipseed, Staff Columnist
August 20, 2023
Simpson Hall provides accommodations to returning male students. Sitting atop one of the campus knolls, this 4 and ½ story brick property was built in 1966.

University decides to reopen Simpson Hall to male students

Phyllis Turnipseed, Senior Reporter/Writer
August 20, 2023
Immediately after the BET+ College Hill premier, the celebrities were able to walk the carpet along with some of the student leaders. Pictured are (L-R) O’Ryan Brower, SGA Executive Vice President Trint Martinez, Miss ASU Aleah Robinson and Kwaylon Rogers.

Hornet family receives a peak into BET+College Hill premier

Phyllis Turnipseed, Staff Reporter/ Writer
April 29, 2023
During the comedy show sponsored by the Student Government Association on April 17, comedian Tyler Chronicles told a joke about one of the university administrators which caused the crowd to erupt in laughter.

SGA officers sponsor farewell comedy show

Phyllis Turnipseed, Staff Reporter/Writer
April 22, 2023
Former President Donald J. Trump was confronted with a 34-count felony indictment charging him with conspiring to bury allegations of extramarital affairs.

Students not suprised at Trump’s arraigment

Phyllis Turnipseed, Staff Reporter/ Writer
April 8, 2023
An anonymous representative of the Beygood Foundation announces to students that the university has been selected as a Renaissance School and will receive $100,000 for scholarships during a special event held in the John Garrick Hardy Center.

BeyGood stops by Alabama State University

Phyllis Turnipseed, Staff Reporter/Writer
March 4, 2023
Student Government Association Executive President Dylan Stallworth speaks frankly about bills he would like to see become

Students express feelings regarding R. Kelly’s latest sentence

Phyllis Turnipseed, Staff Reporter/ Writer
February 25, 2023
Miss Alabama State University Aleah Robinson talks to a local news reporter about her experience at the HBCU Legacy Bowl Career Fair.

Career Services take 45 students to New Orleans for annual job fair

Phyllis Turnipseed, Staff Reporter/ Writer
February 25, 2023
The Alabama State University Choir prepares to take a historic trip to Carnegie Hall in New York on May 7 where they will perform along with other universities that have also been invited.

University Choir prepares for Carnegie Hall

Phyllis Turnipseed, Staff Reporter/ Writer
February 18, 2023
Mighty Marching Hornets Band Director James Oliver directs the band as they play a familiar musical number during Homecoming 2022. Oliver has served as the band director for 23 years.

Oliver prepares for ‘Battle of the Bands’

Phyllis Turnipseed, Staff Reporter/Writer
January 28, 2023
Students respond to Gov. Ivey’s ban of TikTok

Students respond to Gov. Ivey’s ban of TikTok

Phyllis Turnipseed, University News Reporter/Writer
January 22, 2023
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