Robert Battles on the Clotilda: A Live Discussion about Black History

By: Dustin Petridge | Lifestyle Editor Photo credit: Ballotpedia. On Feb. 24, the Office of Multicultural Student Affairs hosted a speech from Robert Battles, a former member of the Mobile County Public School System and director of the Africatown Welcome Center. Battles gave a speech, followed by an open dialogue about the discovery of the slave ship Clotilda.  In 2019, a ship originally intended to … Continue reading Robert Battles on the Clotilda: A Live Discussion about Black History

Cooking in College: JagTV’s First Cooking Show

By: Hayden Cordova | Managing Editor Photo credit: Sarah Patterson One of the everyday challenges that the busy college life brings is finding something to eat.  More often than not, students spend money on takeout or settle for the easiest thing to microwave.  Lucas Green hopes to inspire students to try their hand at cooking as the host of JagTV’s “Cooking in College,” a new … Continue reading Cooking in College: JagTV’s First Cooking Show

Jaguars women’s basketball fall short to the Mountaineers

By: Santeria Evans | Sports Editor On Feb. 20, at the Mitchell Center, the South Alabama Jaguars women’s basketball team faced the Appalachian State Mountaineers. The game was swept away from the Jaguars and the Mountaineers quickly gained the lead during the last few minutes of the game. The Jaguars previously defeated the Mountaineers on Feb. 19, ending the game 56-51.  Senior Jayla Morrow put … Continue reading Jaguars women’s basketball fall short to the Mountaineers

Donald Trump Acquitted on Second Impeachment Trial

By: Kenyan Carter | News Editor Photo credit: AFP via Getty Images On Feb. 13, the U.S. Senate voted 57-43 in favor of convicting former President Trump of inciting the Jan. 6 insurrection at the capitol. However, two-thirds majority was needed to confirm the charge. Despite Trump already being voted out of office once, Democrats argued not seeking out another impeachment trial would set a … Continue reading Donald Trump Acquitted on Second Impeachment Trial

Got A Secret?

By: Kaytlin Thornton | Contributor Photo credit: Jaguar Productions. From Feb. 15 through March 5, Jaguar Productions will host an event to promote mental health awareness within the University community. PostSecretU is the official secret-sharing program for colleges and other organizations.  PostSecretU is where students anonymously write down any secrets they have on postcards that will be displayed later on in the semester. These secrets … Continue reading Got A Secret?

Port City’s Own “Prince” Ali

By: Lucas Green | Contributor Foam mats, heavy bags, buzzers, gloves, sweat, pain, bodies thrown through the air, and a six-foot by thirty-foot cage. This is the world of one South student, Ali “Prince” Almohaini.  Almohaini grew up in Kuwait and described his early life as one of always being pampered,  “Life is different back home. I never had a job, I never cooked, and … Continue reading Port City’s Own “Prince” Ali

The good times are still rolling

By: Ebonee Burrell | Editor in Chief Since 1702, Mardi Gras season has become one of the most cultural aspects which originated in Mobile, AL. For as long as I can remember, I’ve been waking up every “Fat Tuesday” at 5:00 a.m. to spend the entire day downtown. The grand finale of Mardi Gras, known as Fat Tuesday, consists of watching the marching bands perform on … Continue reading The good times are still rolling

WallstreetBets Keeps on Betting

By: Lucas Green | Contributor Betting on stocks, especially in the age of Covid-19, is not a game for the faint of heart, but that is precisely what one Reddit forum has been doing, and plans to continue doing. The Reddit forum r/WallstreetBets skyrocketed in popularity over the past month, now boasting over 9.1 million “Degenerates,” and even among its latest controversy, the online community … Continue reading WallstreetBets Keeps on Betting

Broadcasting Hope Through Music: A Return to Live Music at South

By: Dustin Petridge | Lifestyle Editor On Feb. 9th, Jaguar Productions hosted a live concert featuring the self-described pop-indie band Telehope.  Originally from Cincinnati, OH, the band has toured nationwide the last few years and amassed a growing and vibrant fanbase with thousands of followers on Twitter and Instagram.  Telehope consists of three band members, two of which are brothers, that strive to bring positivity … Continue reading Broadcasting Hope Through Music: A Return to Live Music at South

The 2021 Mobile Porch Parade: Letting the Good Times Roll The Safest Way We Can

By: Kaytlin Thornton | Contributor Mardi Gras is as synonymous with the city of Mobile as Trail Maids or azalea flowers. However, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, locals had to come up with a way to celebrate the holiday a little differently this year, with an event called the Mobile Porch Parade. After being credited with having the first North American celebration in 1703, Mobile … Continue reading The 2021 Mobile Porch Parade: Letting the Good Times Roll The Safest Way We Can

South continues win streak over Trojans

By: Santeria Evans | Sports Editor On Feb. 11, at the Mitchell Center, the South Alabama Jaguars men’s basketball team faced the Troy Trojans. The Jaguars were looking to continue their five win streak against the Trojans. Senior John Pettway scored first points of the game with a two-point jumper just seconds after the start of the game, gaining the lead for the Jaguars.  The … Continue reading South continues win streak over Trojans

Celebrating a Unique Black History Month at South

By: Dustin Petridge | Lifestyle Editor Photo courtesy of Shenandoah University. Every February, the United States celebrates the achievements and contributions of Black Americans since the nation’s beginning. The University of South Alabama is no exception, setting forward a list of activities and events to celebrate Black excellence and to remember the significance of the many advances in racial relations made over the years.  While … Continue reading Celebrating a Unique Black History Month at South