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Flurry of Fun

Posted on January 22, 2025
Jeb Schrenk

  • Student pushing another student in box in the snow.
  • Students carrying floats in the snow to sled on.
  • Students throwing snow up in the air in front of Moulton Tower.
  • Student sliding down hill in snow on campus.
  • Campus mural in background while snowing.
  • Student throwing snow into the air.
  • Jaguar statue with snow falling.
  • Student making a snow angel.
  • Students making snowballs.
  • Jaguar head with snow falling.
  • Students standing in snow holding up J hand.
  • Southpaw statue with snow falling.
  • Student with beanie on sliding on snow.
  • Mitchell College of Business with snow falling.
  • Street signs on campus with snow falling.
  • Group walking down street on campus in snow.
  • Four students holding up J hand while snow is falling and Moulton tower in background.
  • Moulton tower and street flag with snow falling.
  • Student holding up J hand while sledding.
  • Student laying on tube sliding down hill.
  • Student laying on tube sliding down hill with group watching.

猫咪社区APP students experienced a record snowfall in Mobile on Tuesday, Jan. 21, 2025. The National Weather Service recorded 7.5 inches of snow, breaking the 6-inch record set in 1895. Visit South on and for video.

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