By: Lauren Barksdale | News Editor Each year the Honors College here at South hosts a service event called Ghouls for Goods, which benefits non-profits who collect canned goods and books. Teams sign up a few weeks ahead of time to get assigned a neighborhood where they will collect canned goods and books. A week before Halloween, they pass out flyers allowing the neighborhood to … Continue reading Ghouls for Goods
By: Liv George | Contributing Writer It seems that the investigation into the impeachment of President Donald Trump has only heated up in the past week. Rick Perry, the Energy Secretary, defied his subpoena to testify in a closed-door meeting with the Judicial Committee. He stated that if the testimony was before the public that he would reconsider. This is just the latest of subpoena … Continue reading Impeachment Watch: Week 3
By: Hayden Cordova | Lifestyle Editor The Jag Writers creative writing group held their first meeting for newcomers and anyone interested in joining on Oct. 30. The student-led group meets bi-weekly on Fridays and is open to all aspiring writers regardless of their major. Jag Writers welcomes writings from a wide variety of genres, including poetry, short fiction and more. The group was formed outside … Continue reading Jag Writers Interest Meeting
By: Gracie King | Contributing Writer The South Alabama Women’s Volleyball team held their own for the majority of this nail-biting match. In the first set, it was clear that the Jaguars had confidence in themselves as a team, especially after coming off of a great win against Troy. They started off with a strong performance by reading and responding to the opposing offense plays. … Continue reading South Alabama Women’s Volleyball breaks winning home streak to Coastal Carolina
By: Keylee Fillingim | Contributing Writer South Alabama’s Hallyu club held its K-Pop Dance Night, on Wednesday, Oct. 30, in the Student Recreation Center. Hallyu is defined as “Korean Wave”, which refers to South Korea’s recent popularity to pop-culture in other countries. USA Hallyu brings students together with a common interest in South Korea. “When coming up with a name for the club, we thought … Continue reading USA Hallyu K-Pop Dance Night
By: Rachel Gonzalez | Contributing Writer Jaguar Productions held their annual “Student Center of Terror” on Halloween night in the student center. Students enjoyed monster-themed food and had the option to take part in spooky festivities such as a haunted house, photo-booth, and an escape room. Students also had the opportunity to “stuff-a-zombie” where they filled a zombie-pet creature with cotton to take home as … Continue reading Student Center of Terror
By: Michael Hanich | Sports Editor Fans got to experience their first taste of the South Alabama Lady Jaguars’ basketball team for the 2019-2020 College Basketball season last Monday night. The Lady Jags hosted the Birmingham-Southern Panthers of the division III level in an exhibition game in the Mitchell Center. This was the first time Jag Nation got to see their women’s basketball team in … Continue reading Lady Jags tip-off their 2019-2020 season with 104-51 exhibition win over Birmingham-Southern
By: Lauren Barksdale | News Editor Socks are one of the most needed items during the colder months and many homeless people have no access to them. Mobile Homeless Connect collects all clothing items for homeless people during the winter months. Chi Sigma Iota (CSI) specifically is helping by collecting socks because it is one of the clothing items that Mobile Homeless Connect does not … Continue reading Socktober
Photos By: Lauren Barksdale | News Editor By: Gracie King | Contributing Writer After coming off of a strong winning weekend against the Georgia Southern Eagles and Georgia State Panthers, the South Alabama Lady Jaguars Women’s Volleyball were looking to dominate on the court yet again against the Troy Lady Trojans. The Lady Jags continued to dominate by winning 3-0 at home against Troy. At … Continue reading South Alabama Women’s Volleyball takes on Troy at home
By: Jenny Biggs | Contributing Writer It could be your mother, it could be your aunt, your sibling, your child, a close friend or just an acquaintance. More than likely, everybody knows of someone who has fallen victim to breast cancer. Every October, you will likely see people walking around with little pink ribbons pinned to their shirts. A national campaign is organized by breast … Continue reading Think Pink: Breast Cancer Awareness
By: Liv George | Contributing Writer The past two weeks have brought a sweeping bought of investigations by the House of Representatives. There have been 22 voluntary requests for statements or production of papers: 19 subpoenas, or lawful order for statements or documents; and the House has heard 12 testimonies so far. Worth noting is what exactly the House of Representatives is attempting to do … Continue reading Impeachment Watch: Week 2
By: Kayla Smith | Contributing Writer On Oct. 24, students lined up to create personalized dog tags at the Jag Tags event held in the Student Center. After signing in with their Jag ID, students could write out a message or choose a pre-made one to press into the tags. They handed the messages off to a worker who typed it into a machine. The … Continue reading Jag Tags
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