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OUR MISSION

Druid is dedicated to illuminating where lifestyle and culture converge in a southern college town. Rooted in Tuscaloosa, our publication spotlights the people, places, and traditions that make ripples at The University of Alabama and waves across the state. With a handshake, Druid welcomes readers to our slice of the South.

CONTACT

Contact

PHONE: (205) 348-7257
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Editorial

Do you have a story idea for Druid? You can get in touch with the editorial staff below.

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Advertising

Julie Salter
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Adviser

Monique Fields
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Mailing Address

Box 870170
Tuscaloosa, AL 35487

Publication Schedule

Druid's print edition is published twice a year, and our newsletter is sent straight to inboxes once a month.

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Shipping Address

176 Hackberry Lane
Tuscaloosa, AL 35401

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STAFF

Hannah Grace Mayfield

Hannah Grace Mayfield

Editor-in-Chief

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Hannah Grace Mayfield is the inaugural Editor-in-Chief of Druid Magazine. With three years of experience in student media, she brings a strong background in magazine production, editorial leadership, and visual storytelling to the role. She is a news media major in the Accelerated Master’s Program and is on track to graduate in May 2027 with both her bachelor’s and master’s degrees. In addition to her work with Druid Magazine, she serves as the photo editor for The Crimson White. Outside of her academic and professional responsibilities, she is actively involved in her church, where she helps lead the children’s ministry. She also enjoys weightlifting and reading.

Andrew Jáuregui

Andrew Jáuregui

Managing Editor

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Andrew Jáuregui is the 2026-2027 Managing Editor for Druid Magazine. He has three years of UA Student Media experience in the Marketing team and WVUA-FM, including two as the station’s Program Director. Andrew’s contributions to student public relations work in the PRSSA Bateman Case Study Competition received national attention, and he is excited to bring those same skills to the team. He is a public relations & communication studies double major expected to graduate in 2027, and he will earn his MBA in 2028 as part of the Create Path to MBA program. Andrew also serves as a C&IS Ambassador and can usually be found around Tuscaloosa looking for new collectibles.

Oswin Colley

Oswin Colley

Creative Editor

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Oswin Colley is the 2026-2027 Creative Editor of Druid Magazine. She has been a photographer and graphic designer for five years, working primarily in the sports and classic automotive industries. She is a news media major with a concentration in sports media, pursuing a career as a political photojournalist or sports photographer. She also serves as the assistant photo editor for The Crimson White and on the executive board for Industry Immersion. Oswin loves jazz, fish, bodybuilding, and any hobby she can get her hands on.

Ethan Case

Ethan Case

Arts Editor

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Ethan Case is the 2026-2027 Arts Desk Editor for Druid Magazine. He is studying to obtain a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Theatre, Musical Theatre Concentration with a minor in Advertising and Public Relations. He has experience in many aspects of the arts, including acting, music, writing, and education, and is excited to bring his expertise to the magazine. Outside of Druid Magazine, Ethan has worked as the music teacher for Lighthouse Theatre Company, and when not on stage, can often be found behind the scenes in the sound booth. He enjoys hiking, performing, and exploring every corner of the world, both urban and rural. After he graduates in 2029, be sure to look for him on Broadway!

Kaitlyn Siqueiros

Kaitlyn Siqueiros

Social Editor

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Kaitlyn Siqueiros is the 2026-2027 Social Desk Editor for Druid Magazine. She is a news media and sport management major expected to graduate in 2029. She looks forward to being a contributor to the magazine and helping it grow. 

Larysa Kozak

Larysa Kozak

Community Editor

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Larysa Kozak is the 2026-2027 Community Desk Editor for Druid Magazine. She is a Fulbright Scholar from Ukraine, pursuing her MS in Journalism & Media Studies at UA, and expects to graduate in 2027. She has served as a news editor, columnist or assistant editor at several international publications, focusing on contemporary culture, gender discourse and social identity. She believes that what makes a good community editor is highlighting diverse voices within a community and bringing people together through meaningful storytelling. Besides being a passionate journalist, she enjoys traveling, discovering new perspectives, and learning about people’s experiences all over the world.

Lila Jane Bonds

Lila Jane Bonds

Digital Editor

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Lila Jane Bonds is one of the 2026-2027 Digital Editors for Druid Magazine. She is a sophomore from Guntersville, Alabama. She is double-majoring in communication studies and advertising on the CREATE Path to the MBA. Lila Jane enjoys being an ambassador for the College of Communication and Information Sciences and the communication studies delegate for the C&IS Student Executive Council. She is looking forward to being a part of the inaugural class of President’s Cabinet Scholars this fall. In her free time, Lila Jane enjoys spending time with her church family, line dancing, and going on side quests.

Branden Howard

Branden Howard

Digital Editor

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Branden Howard is one of the 2026-2027 Digital Editors for Druid Magazine. He is a marketing and Spanish major on the Pre-Law track. He brings multiple years of experience in student news shows and creative direction to the team and is ecstatic to be a part of it. Branden is an active member of the Student Government Association and other organizations around campus, and the recipient of the Cleo Thomas Jr. Award for his leadership in the First Year Council. He will also serve as a New View mentor this school year. Branden can be found in Tuscaloosa volunteering at the Table of Grace food bank or spending time with his friends.