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Stonewall: Celebrating the First Pride
Liv George, Editor-in-Chief Yesterday was the anniversary of a historic day for the LGBTQ community. June 28 marks the start of the Stonewall protests which took place during the Summer of Love, 1969. After a raid on an underground gay … Continue reading Stonewall: Celebrating the First Pride
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USA announces changes to tuition and fees for the upcoming year
By: Ebonee Burrell | Editor in Chief For the second year in a row, USA students will see no increase in tuition for the 20-21 academic year. On June 5, the Board of Trustees approved the recommendation to keep tuition … Continue reading USA announces changes to tuition and fees for the upcoming year
USA adjusts 2020 Football Schedule and Gameday Procedures
By: Michael Hanich | Sports Editor Each day more conferences and teams make their decisions on the upcoming 2020 college football season because of COVID-19. Most of the power five conferences like the SEC and the Big Ten are making … Continue reading USA adjusts 2020 Football Schedule and Gameday Procedures
GuideSafe at South: COVID-19 Testing for Alabama Colleges
By: Hayden C. Cordova | Managing Editor With summer coming to an end and fall semester starting soon, South Alabama’s plan regarding testing for COVID-19 became more clear. All students returning to on-campus locations at South will be required to … Continue reading GuideSafe at South: COVID-19 Testing for Alabama Colleges
Jaguars left scrambling to find home-opener for 2020
By: Michael Hanich | Sports Editor It has been a difficult year for the entire world. The sports world is no exception with all sports of little leagues to the professional taking a serious postponement to cancelations. With some sports … Continue reading Jaguars left scrambling to find home-opener for 2020
Coronavirus and Influenza: What We Can Learn from a Past Pandemic
By: Hayden C. Cordova | Managing Editor OPINION Due to the global reach of the coronavirus pandemic, a number of medical concepts have entrenched themselves into the common vernacular and people’s lifestyles, such as social distancing, flattening the curve, and … Continue reading Coronavirus and Influenza: What We Can Learn from a Past Pandemic
2020 South Alabama Jaguars football season preview – Special Teams
By: Michael Hanich | Sports Editor Special teams are an area of the team that is often overlooked by fans and most media. The South Alabama Jaguars football team played their worst season in program history this past year. The … Continue reading 2020 South Alabama Jaguars football season preview – Special Teams
South announces reopening plans for the fall
By: Ebonee Burrell | Editor in Chief South Alabama’s plan to re-open campus was released with approved changes that will take effect in August. President Waldrop’s weekly email to students, faculty, and staff included some of the significant changes that … Continue reading South announces reopening plans for the fall
George Floyd: A Reflection on Solidarity in 2020
By: Hayden C. Cordova | Managing Editor OPINION Within the span of seven days, America’s tense COVID-19 crisis quickly transitioned into an increasingly vocal and widespread rallying for justice against police brutality. Countries across the world have raised their voices … Continue reading George Floyd: A Reflection on Solidarity in 2020
Protestors in Mobile honor BLM
By: Ebonee Burrell | Editor in Chief America is coming together to fix the issue of police brutality towards African Americans across the country. Ahmaud Arbrey, Breonna Taylor, and George Floyd were recently murdered in the hands of a white … Continue reading Protestors in Mobile honor BLM