University of South Alabama professor dies from coronavirus
By: Ebonee Burrell | Editor in Chief On Tuesday morning, University of South Alabama Professor Dr. Brian Axsmith died from Covid-19. USA Chemistry Facebook page posted about his passing on Wednesday afternoon. This is what they had to say: “Dear Friends: We have received the sad news Dr. Brian Axsmith died early this morning from Covid-19. Dr. Sherman had this to say about Dr. Axsmith’s passing: ‘Brian was more than a wonderful colleague, he was a dear friend. I will remember fondly the many conversations we shared about music, history, politics, and science. I will miss his wry sense of … Continue reading University of South Alabama professor dies from coronavirus
The life of a travel nurse: Pandemic Edition
By: Sydney McDonald | Managing Editor Living through a pandemic such as the one we are in now will make for some very captivating stories for future generations to hear. Everyone will tell stories of how they stayed inside for … Continue reading The life of a travel nurse: Pandemic Edition
Two USA Jaguars sign free-agent deals with NFL teams
By: Michael Hanich | Sports Editor Every year, several players are able to fulfill their dream of being an NFL Draft pick. This past Thursday through Saturday, the 2020 NFL Draft took seven rounds to have 255 players selected. Several … Continue reading Two USA Jaguars sign free-agent deals with NFL teams
College students request refunds for the spring semester
By: Ebonee Burrell | Editor in Chief Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, many universities shifted to remote learning for the remainder of the spring semester making it difficult for students to adjust to online instruction. College students have not been in … Continue reading College students request refunds for the spring semester
COVID-19 & Mental Health
By: Sydney McDonald | Managing Editor It’s been said day after day for the last month, but the current situation that COVID-19 has brought the world into has unraveled a lot of change in people’s lives. With change and uncertainty … Continue reading COVID-19 & Mental Health
Salon: Tik Tok
By: Keylee Fillingim | Contributing writer The month of March has been said to have lasted a year long. With COVID 19 spreading like an ugly rumor, the nation is being required to stay in lockdown. With classes being canceled … Continue reading Salon: Tik Tok
Positives in a pandemic? Let’s talk about them
Sydney McDonald | Managing Editor Opinion After being socially distant for roughly a month now, things are difficult. There really is no way to sugarcoat it. Even myself, a homebody who quite enjoyed the first couple of weeks of working … Continue reading Positives in a pandemic? Let’s talk about them
Quarantined: Her story abroad.
By: Ebonee Burrell | Editor in Chief Once in a lifetime opportunities only come..well once in a lifetime. Having that opportunity snatched away from you in a matter of days can change your entire perspective on life. Julia Rainwater, a Mobile … Continue reading Quarantined: Her story abroad.
Campus administration supports students as lockdown approaches second month
By: Joel Goode | Contributing writer Students and faculty are continuing to adapt to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic as USA approaches its second month of lockdown. On Friday, March 13, USA President Tony Waldrop and Vice President of Academic Affairs … Continue reading Campus administration supports students as lockdown approaches second month
April 2020 Tarotscope
By: Cat Grizzle | Contributing Writer April is a big month for all of us! On April 4th Jupiter will form a conjunction with Pluto. A conjunction is an angle of zero degrees between two planets that sparks intensity and … Continue reading April 2020 Tarotscope