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Senior Ariana Buck is at her best as she departs ASU
May 7, 2022
Kendal Manns, Sports and Intramurals Editor
“Good. Better. Best. Do not rest until your good is better and better is your best.” This is a quote that new Alabama State University graduating senior Ariana Buck lives by. For the senior communications...
Senior Kendarrius Mathews to teach youth in his future
May 7, 2022
Micah Sanders, Editor-in-Chief
May 6, 2022, for some, is just a regular day that comes and goes on a calendar, but for others, it will dramatically change their lives forever. Stemming from 12th century Europe, university graduation...
Senior Arielle Pritchett finds herself through hardship
May 7, 2022
Camille Zanders, Alumni Connection Editor
College is known to come with challenges that often force character development within a student. Whether it is personal, professional, or academic strife, the conflict is bound to leave one a bit...
Senior Deborah Warmate credits activism, faith to success
May 6, 2022
Tammia Jacobs, Lifestyles Editor
Nigerian native, Deborah Maseba Isoboye Warmate is a 2022 graduate of the illustrious Alabama State University (ASU). Warmate has truly led an eventful life filled with successes, pride and faith. As a...
Senior Jamil Edwards always envisioned himself at ASU
May 6, 2022
Khalil Stewart, Assistant Sports Editor
Alabama State University is preparing to send off its seniors into the real world, and Jamil Edwards is one of those many seniors. Edwards is a rehabilitation service major from Pittsburg, California,...
Listen to the editor-in-chief’s last hurrah
May 6, 2022
Micah Sanders, Editor-in-Chief
It was just yesterday when I was bestowed with the title of editor-in-chief of The Hornet Tribune, and then within a flash, my responsibilities and duties of emerging the newspaper into the 21st century...
Senior Tyfani Turpin turns new interest into a lasting career
May 6, 2022
Camille Zanders, Alumni Connection Editor
Tyfani Turpin comes from Dayton, Ohio, where she is the youngest of the three children of Kevin and LaDonna Turpin. As she was surrounded by a community of loved ones, she appreciates the immense amount...
Senior Hunter Smith thankful for faculty support at ASU
May 6, 2022
Micah Sanders, Editor-in-Chief
Success is often measured by several factors that pinpoint or highlight the accomplishment of your goals. While some people measure success by the amount of effort, profitability, and satisfaction, some...
Senior Sophia Nichols continues to persevere through adversity
May 6, 2022
Kendal Manns, Sports and Intramurals Editor
In life, you are going to face adversity. When that happens, you have a choice to give up or to persevere. Sophia Nichols is the personification of the latter. Nichols, a senior communication major with...
Senior Zagora James thanks ASU for new found maturity
May 6, 2022
Camille Zanders, Alumni Connection Editor
“Be yourself,” is the simple yet crucial advice that graduating senior Zagora James offers to incoming Hornets. “Try new things. That is what college is for because a closed mouth will not get fed.” As...

Ariana Buck was always into art when she was younger. She would hang out with artists, go to a lot of museums, and have a lot of art in her room. She even had the opportunity to go to the Art Institute of Chicago after graduating high school, but chose to attend Alabama State University as this has been a family legacy.

Senior Ariana Buck is at her best as she departs ASU

Kendal Manns, Sports and Intramurals Editor • May 7, 2022

“Good. Better. Best. Do not rest until your good is better and better is your best.” This is a quote that new Alabama State University graduating...

Senior Kendarrius Mathews believes that the support of his professors provided substantial encouragement, motivation and mentorship that helped him to complete his studies. He said that they thoroughly invested in him, supporting him all the way through, inside and outside of the classroom. Mathews is an elementary education major who initially started his journey at the university in 2016.

Senior Kendarrius Mathews to teach youth in his future

Micah Sanders, Editor-in-Chief • May 7, 2022

May 6, 2022, for some, is just a regular day that comes and goes on a calendar, but for others, it will dramatically change their lives forever. Stemming...