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
By: Keylee Fillingim | Contributing Writer On Wednesday, Oct. 23, Team K vendors hosted Photo Booth Buttons for students to get ready for Saturday’s homecoming game against Appalachian State. South put on multiple events for students in order to show school spirit for the big game. SGA invited Team K to South to customize buttons for students to show their Jaguar pride. Team K has … Continue reading Photo Booth Buttons
By: Hayden Cordova | Lifestyle Editor On Oct. 24, T-Pain performed live at the Mitchell Center for Homecoming Week festivities. Open to the public and with special discounts offered for South students, a large crowd of avid fans stretched out from the front entrance, eagerly awaiting the famous rap artist. As a rapper and record producer, T-Pain has multiple chart-topping hits, as well as two … Continue reading T-Pain Live at South Alabama
By: Sydney McDonald | Managing Editor Homecoming 2019 might not have gone exactly to expectations, but it was still one to remember for the students of South Alabama. Though most of the week brought rain, wind, and undesirable conditions, here is a recap of the highlights of the week. Though Junk the Jungle, one of South’s most treasured homecoming activities, was rained out on its … Continue reading Homecoming 2019 Recap
Photos by: Lauren Barksdale | News Editor By: Michael Hanich | Sports Editor It was homecoming week for the University of South Alabama that concluded with the Jaguars’ toughest task of the season. This past Saturday, the Jaguars had to host undefeated and ranked #21 Appalachian State Mountaineers. The Mountaineers would be the second ranked team faced since week one against the #24 Nebraska Cornhuskers. … Continue reading South Alabama football loses to #21 Appalachian State at homecoming
By: Diamond Taylor | Contributing Writer On Friday, Oct. 25, the National Pan-Hellenic Council sponsored the 2019 homecoming step show. This year’s theme for the step show was “House of Horror.” “So with the step show being so close to Halloween, we decided to go with a horror theme,” NPHC Vice President Christy Yohannes said.“Each chapter participating will base their show off of a horror … Continue reading Battle of the Greeks: NPHC Homecoming Step Show
By: Rachel Gonzalez | Contributing Writer Homecoming 2019’s second day had a fiery kickoff as the Collegiate 100 and Women of Excellence held their annual battle to crown the “Hottest DJ of the South” in the Student Center Ballroom. The competition was fierce and the crowd went wild as the ballroom filled with samples of the competing DJ’s best playlists. Students who came out to … Continue reading Battle of the DJs – Homecoming 2019
By: Lauren Barksdale | News Editor Ever wondered what it’s like to be a part of something bigger than yourself? The Jaguar Marching Band is that experience for many students here on campus. The members come from all different majors and hometowns, but on the field, they come together to make one big South Alabama Marching Band. So what all goes into being a JMB … Continue reading All About the Jaguar Marching Band
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