By: Christian Hinkel | Contributing Writer South Alabama baseball is back for the 2020 College Baseball regular season Friday night as the Jaguars get set to square off against the Campbell Fighting Camels. The Jaguars will host the Camels in a three-game series from Friday to Sunday. The Jags are coming off a 30-26 record in last year’s campaign that ended with a loss to … Continue reading South Alabama Jaguars Baseball 2020 season preview
By: Christopher Denson | Contributing Writer The men and women South Alabama Jaguars’ basketball programs will look to extend their respective win streaks on Thursday. Both teams possess a two-game winning streak and will both face opponents that have accumulated losing records. This gives men and women teams an opportunistic chance to seize easier victories and boost their overall and conference records. The South Alabama … Continue reading USA Women travel to Appalachian State and Men host Louisiana on Thursday
By: Cat Grizzle with contributions by Sydney McDonald Thanks to the new moon in Aquarius that we experienced at the end of January we have a clear vision and a feeling of rejuvenation to start the month of February. With a full moon in Leo on the 9th, you might be feeling sluggish and bogged down by past emotions that were not properly dealt with. … Continue reading February 2020 Tarotscope
By: Hayden Cordova | Lifestyle Editor Lights, camera… Abstraction! On Jan. 29, JagTV premiered the first episode of their latest original series, Abstraction, on the JagTV YouTube channel and broadcasted over JagTV 61.1. Following the successful eight-episode run of “The End is the Beginning,” which concluded at the end of the Fall 2019 semester, Abstraction differs greatly from its predecessor with its advanced science-fiction setting … Continue reading Abstraction: JagTV’s Newest Series
By: Lauren Barksdale | News Editor Many college students struggle with mental health due to the stress of our schedules and the extracurriculars we have. Last Thursday, Active Minds held a discussion based around hearing the stories of some survivors of mental health issues. Mental health is an issue that is seldom talked about for fear of stereotyping or judgment, but Active Minds seeks to … Continue reading A Warrior’s Story
By: Kenyan Carter | Reporter Last week has been an eventful one in U.S. politics. From a controversial election to a viral State of The Union moment, to a vote to determine whether or not our president is removed from office. Let’s take a look at some of the moments that impacted the country this week in politics. The Iowa Caucus Debacle Citizens in the … Continue reading This Week in Politics
By: Parker Roach | Contributing Writer On Wednesday, Jan. 5, and Thursday, Jan. 6, the Student Government Association hosted the annual Jags 4 Jags event in the rotunda of the Dining Hall. The event allowed students to donate leftover meal swipes from their meal plans to students who struggle with food insecurity. Food insecurity refers to the inability to provide a stable food source for … Continue reading Jags 4 Jags
By: Ebonee Burrell | Editor in Chief The Pathway USA program welcomed Jones College as the sixth institution to join the program that streamlines the transfer process for students who earn their associate’s degree. Also, USA will now offer an early acceptance program for Jones College nursing students to enroll in the College of Nursing. With the partnership and early acceptance program, it will allow … Continue reading Jones College Joins Pathway USA
By: Michael Hanich | Sports Editor After a disappointing 85-68 road loss to in-state rivals Troy Trojans, the South Alabama Jaguars women’s basketball program needed a big win to get back on track. On Thursday night, the Jaguars took on a heavily favored Louisiana Ragin Cajuns team needing to gain some traction as a complete team. The women took control of the game from the … Continue reading Jags women shock Louisiana Ragin Cajuns at home
By: Joel Goode | Contributing Writer On Tuesday, Feb. 10, students began to exercise their Fifteenth Amendment right as the Marx Library, in collaboration with the League of Women Voters, hosted USA’s Voter Registration Drive in anticipation of the upcoming primary election on Tuesday, March 3. Free coffee and snacks were available as students gathered to sign up and ask volunteers questions. “A lot of … Continue reading Students prepare to have their voices heard ahead of national election
By: Christopher Denson | Reporter Photo by: Michael Hanich The Jaguars men’s basketball team (13-11; 6-7 in Sun Belt Conference play) will look to face off against the Troy University Trojans (9-15; 5-8 in Sun Belt Conference play) this Friday night, February 7th. The Jaguars will look to increase their win-streak to two after previously taking down the Georgia Southern Eagles last Saturday. Currently, the … Continue reading Jags Men’s Basketball prepares to face the Troy Trojans
By: Kayla Smith | Reporter The World Health Organization has declared the Coronavirus a global health emergency because of the rate in which it spread beyond China’s borders. As of Feb. 2, over 14,000 cases of Coronavirus have been confirmed in the Hubei province in China alone. The death toll is growing close to 300 with 258 total confirmed deaths on Friday, Jan. 31. Many … Continue reading Outbreak Affects USA Campus
Jag Media 