Letter to the Editor: 11-19-12
The Israeli-Palestinian conflict has escalated this past week as a top military leader of Hamas, Ahmed Al-Jabaari, was killed in an Israeli airstrike. Missiles have been exchanged between the borders of Gaza and Israel since Wednesday with hostilities likely to increase.
By Hij Rah 20 November 2012
Physician Assistant studies receives grant
The Department of Physician Assistant Studies at South Alabama recently received a grant of nearly $1 million from the Department of Health and Human Services.
By Stuart Sox | Staff Reporter 12 November 2012
Rec-center offers more than just workouts
Not only does the rec center have state-of-the-art cardio and strength training equipment, they also offer many fitness classes through their SouthFit program. SouthFit offers 19 different classes in four different areas.
By Kalyn McClellan | Staff Writer 12 November 2012
Mario, Luigi and Princess Peach visit USA
The Vanguard talked to a representative for the artists who spoke under the condition that they remain anonymous so that they aren’t faced with any ramifications for their artwork.
By The Vanguard Staff
12 November 2012
USAPD defends controversial arrest
The actions of USAPD and some of their officers has come into question after an incident with students last weekend.
By Jayson Curry | Staff Reporter 06 November 2012
Hurricane Sandy a “superstorm”
Hurricane Sandy, or “Superstorm Sandy” as many news outlets now call it, made landfall in New Jersey last Monday, taking a track feared by meteorologists and city planners for decades.
By Dennis Mersereau |Contributing Writer
06 November 2012
Library collecting donations
For this holiday season, the University Library is sponsoring a “Will Read for Food” donation drive benefiting the Bay Area Food Bank.
By Cassie Fambro | Editor-in-Chief 06 November 2012
SGA awards groups
On the heels of USA’s most successful Homecoming yet, the Student Government Association gave out Homecoming awards at the Oct. 29 meeting.
By Stuart Sox | Staff Reporter 06 November 2012
New art on campus intrigues many
Several new sculptures now call the USA campus home, adding character to the landscape and making the campus more aesthetically pleasing.
By Kalyn McClellan | Staff Writer 06 November 2012
Arrest leads some students to cry foul
Stephon Jaquarious Owens, 19, of Montgomery, was arrested late Wednesday night for failing to disperse and failure to obey.
By Cassie Fambro | Editor-in-Chief
29 October 2012
President Moulton has surgery
The University of South Alabama’s President Gordon Moulton underwent surgery on Oct. 21, last Sunday, to remove a tumor. The tumor was located at the front left side of President Moulton’s brain.
By Jayson Curry | Staff Reporter
29 October 2012
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