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Federal agents have arrested three people in Mobile, Alabama, on allegations they made threats against the President of the United States. The FBI announced the arrests, which were reported by local station NBC 15 WPMI. The news is drawing attention in the region, with the University of South Alabama area community following developments as more details about the suspects and the alleged threats emerge.
- 2Alabama Senate to vote on college sports bill dividing schools●Senate set to vote on college sports bill dividing Alabama schools, senators
The Alabama Senate is preparing to vote on a college sports bill that has divided schools across the state as well as lawmakers themselves. The legislation has exposed splits between Alabama universities over its provisions, and senators have taken differing positions ahead of the floor vote. Further details of the bill's contents and its supporters have not been made available.
- 3Alabama State University Plans 'Evolution of a Hornet' Homecoming Fashion Show▼Alabama State University to Present ‘Evolution of a Hornet’ Homecoming Fashion Show
Alabama State University in Montgomery will stage 'Evolution of a Hornet', a fashion show forming part of its homecoming celebrations. The event highlights student and alumni style tied to the university's Hornet identity. Interest comes from students, alumni and fans following the university's homecoming calendar.
- 4Cuts & Conversations: Protecting Health through Community Care▼Cuts & Conversations: Protecting Health through Conversation, Community, and Care
Cuts & Conversations is a health initiative centered on protecting wellbeing through conversation, community, and care, promoted by Alabama State University. The event frames health protection as a collective effort, encouraging open dialogue and community support around health issues. Few further details about its scope, participants, or outcomes have been made available.
- 5Alabama State University Wins $3 Million NSF STEM Grant▼Alabama State University Receives $3 Million NSF Award to Expand STEM Research and Education
Alabama State University has been awarded $3 million by the National Science Foundation to expand its STEM research and education programs. The funding is expected to support new research capacity, student opportunities and faculty development in science, technology, engineering and mathematics at the Montgomery, Alabama institution.
- 6Tuskegee University named only HBCU distinguished military college▼Tuskegee University named only HBCU designated as distinguished military college
Tuskegee University has been designated a distinguished military college, becoming the only historically Black university in the United States to hold the distinction. The recognition highlights the Alabama institution's long-running ROTC tradition and its role in producing military officers, including the famed Tuskegee Airmen of World War II. Local outlets in Alabama are reporting the honor.
- 7Lady Flames Head to Jacksonville State for Weekend Matches▼Lady Flames Travel to Jax State for Weekend Matches
Liberty University's Lady Flames volleyball team travels to Jacksonville State, Alabama, for a set of weekend conference matches. The road trip marks a key stretch of the season as Liberty looks to build momentum away from home against a tough conference opponent.
- 8Alabama State Women's Golf Competes at Foggy NKU Fall Invitational▼Women’s Golf Finishes September at Foggy NKU Fall Invitational
Alabama State University's women's golf team closed out its September schedule at the NKU Fall Invitational, an event affected by fog. The tournament, hosted by Northern Kentucky University, marked the Hornets' final competition of the month. Details on the team's finishing position and individual results have not been widely reported, with attention so far limited to the program's announcement.