MOBILE, Ala. –The University of Mobile Store announces the members of The U Crew for 2022-2023. The U Crew is an advisory student group for The University of Mobile Store, …
Thank you, University of Mobile!
If I could give any advice to current and future students of the University of Mobile, it would be to put yourself out there and make connections. I am sure …
RamLegacy Celebrates Graduation of University of Mobile First-Gen Students
MOBILE, Ala. – When Barbara Brousseau started RamLegacy at the University of Mobile five years ago, the associate professor of French had students like Morgan Phillips in mind. A first-generation-to-college …
My University of Mobile Story
As a University of Mobile freshman, when I walked across the Great Commission Lawn and gingerly touched the globe during President’s Commissioning, I didn’t know that the next four years …
Southern Baptist Convention President Ed Litton to Speak at University of Mobile Graduation
MOBILE, Ala. – Dr. Ed Litton, president of the Southern Baptist Convention and senior pastor of Redemption Church in Saraland, Alabama, will deliver the commencement address at the University of …
Celebrate Strengths
At the University of Mobile, we want students to Know and Be Known. College is a time to not only gain knowledge in the selected field a student chooses, but …
5 Things to Know About UM’s Fountain
How many times have you walked by the iconic fountain between William K. Weaver Hall and Thomas T. Martin Hall at the University of Mobile and wondered what it is? …
5 Must-Take Photos at the University of Mobile
The University of Mobile has a beautiful campus spanning over 880 acres. There are many beautiful spots throughout the campus, like the swings beneath the live oaks. However, there are …
Project Serve Brings People Together
This was my 3rd year being a part of Project Serve at the University of Mobile. For the past three years, I was in a group that went to an …
Why a Ram? The Story Behind UM’s Mascot
Why a Ram? Why not a different mascot? When the University of Mobile — known as Mobile College at the time—first opened, it lacked a school mascot, color, annual, newspaper …