Reminiscing About Homecoming 2024
Article by Richard Kim, Contributing Writer; Photo by Lauren Morse, Photographer Continue reading Reminiscing About Homecoming 2024
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Homecoming 2024: Junk the Jungle
Article by Elana Simpson, Contributing Writer; Photo by Lauren Morse, Photographer Continue reading Homecoming 2024: Junk the Jungle
“Brush Up on Your Shakespeare” with Opera USA
Article by Josie DiCapua, Contributing Writer; Feature Photo by Lauryn Gunn, Photographer Continue reading “Brush Up on Your Shakespeare” with Opera USA
Sitting for Chair-ity at MMC 2024
Article by Stephanie Huynh, Editor-In-Chief; Feature Photos by Aneirin Rockwell, Photographer Continue reading Sitting for Chair-ity at MMC 2024
Miss University of South Alabama Returns After 13-Year Hiatus
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A deeper dive into SB 129 and what it will mean for South as of right now
Article by Iman Thibodeaux, Feature Editor and Stephanie Huynh, Editor-In-Chief; Graphic by Stephanie Huynh Continue reading A deeper dive into SB 129 and what it will mean for South as of right now
MSA presents “Gaza is Our Home” documentary screening with director Q&A
Article by Josie DiCapua, Contributing Writer; Photo courtesy of Mobile for Palestine Continue reading MSA presents “Gaza is Our Home” documentary screening with director Q&A
Mobile community unites in peaceful protest for Palestine
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Underground Springhouse offers a glimpse into touring in Mobile
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W.O.K.E Sends Pens to Prison
By: Keylee Fillingim | Reporter On Feb. 12, student organization W.O.K.E teamed up with Pens to Prison to write letters encouraging prisoners in the Student Center. W.O.K.E, Wakening Our Knowledge of Ethnicities, is a student-led organization that stands for diversity and welcomes students no matter who they are or where they are from. W.O.K.E invited Pens to Prison to reach out to those who might … Continue reading W.O.K.E Sends Pens to Prison
