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 … Continue reading Port City’s Own “Prince” Ali
By: Hayden Cordova | Managing Editor Image courtesy of Innersloth Trending in both streaming markets and socially, it can be hard to find someone on campus who is unfamiliar with “Among Us.” The game of deductive reasoning, democratic judgment, and … Continue reading Among Us: 2020’s Little Game that Could
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 … Continue reading W.O.K.E Sends Pens to Prison
By: Charles Harrison and Richard Narramore | Sports Editor and EIC Despite redshirt sophomore Savannah Jones’ absence on the court, USA pushed through with a 12-point win over no. 10 Louisiana-Lafayette. Alexis Sykes started the game with a successful three-pointer … Continue reading South advances in Sun Belt Tournament
