Tag: University of South Alabama

Remembering the life, legacy, cuisine and companionship of Dr. Robert “Bob” Shipp.

Take notes on these 19 odd insider phrases you won’t learn from Merriam or Webster.

For 60 years, the University of South Alabama has been one of the most influential innovators and collaborators in the growth and success of our region. Meet five Jags who make us proud on campus and in the community, while paving the way for future generations to continue the Flagship of the Gulf Coast’s legacy.

A rediscovered Native American canoe canal sheds light on the history of ancient inhabitants in the local area.

With over 50 years of dedicated research, the Dauphin Island Sea Lab is still expanding horizons. They’re just getting their feet wet with their new multi-stressor wet lab.

Step back into a 1927 summer on the Fairhope Pier.

The I-10 Mobile River Bridge Project is uncovering historical artifacts around the Bay Area, including the remnants of the Down the Bay neighborhood.

Take a peek into the history of African American social clubs with this 1940s photograph taken by Charles Perkins of Blue Light Studio #2.

Turn back time with this photograph of a Mardi Gras float that served as an advertisement for a local ice and fuel business.

Wood salvager and craftsman Adam Scardamalia reclaims the natural beauty of trees.