Roots of Research
Dr. Tuan Tran wins a USDA grant to study a soil-based pathogen that causes bacterial wilt in plants such as potatoes and tomatoes.
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South Student Receives National Award
Noel Godang receives the Sydney D. Rodenburg Memorial Scholastic Award given by the allied health profession's national honor society.
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Start the Presses!
The Vanguard student newspaper bucks online publishing trend by adding its first print edition at South since 2019.
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Good Chemistry
South's chemistry department partners with the Exploreum Science Center helping inspire young students to learn about chemistry.
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Bonner Recognized as Patriot of the Year
University of South Alabama President Jo Bonner was honored alongside Veteran of the Year and South alumnus David Riley.
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Introducing 'V2G'
South's Dr. Daniela Touma will use AI to help in the development of new technology that allows electric vehicles to feed power back to the utility grid.
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South Hosts Middle School Students for STEM Conference
USA hosted more than 150 middle school students for a conference titled "GEMS: Go Explore Math and Science!"
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Former U.S. Attorney General to Speak at USA Political Science Lecture
Alberto Gonzales, former United States attorney general will speak on Wednesday, Nov. 1, at 7 p.m. at the MacQueen Alumni Center.
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Miss Alabama Comes Home to South
Brianna Burrell, Miss Alabama 2023 and 2021 USA political science graduate, receives a big Jaguar homecoming celebration.
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Bipartisan Appeal
Former Senators Trent Lott and Tom Daschle share political views that are "Across the Aisle" in Silver Lecture at South.
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Enhancing Simulation-Based Educational Training
The College of Nursing is awarded a three-year $1.3 million grant to support the applications and enhancement of simulation-based training.
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South Researchers Honored
Five University of South Alabama faculty members were honored at the 2nd Annual Technology and Research Showcase.
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Delta Drawn
Ben Raines shares a devotion to the Mobile-Tensaw Delta, "America's Amazon," as South's first environmental fellow and writer-in-residence.
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Shropshire Named Endowed Chair of Computing
Dr. Jordan Shropshire is named the inaugural Lawrence Minto Sylvestre Endowed Chair of Computing, effective October 1, 2023.
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Pulitzer Prize-Winning Historian to Speak on Campus
Dr. Jefferson Cowie will speak at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 25, at the Laidlaw Performing Arts Center. The annual event is free and open to the public.
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First Class
A South education graduate shares his Creek Indian heritage with social studies students at Daphne East Elementary School. #MyFirstJob
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Providence Joins USA Health
The acquisition includes Providence's 349-bed hospital, eight clinics on the hospital campus and six family practice sites in west and north Mobile and Moss Point, Mississippi.
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Center for Academic Excellence Earn International Certification for Tutoring Program
South's Center for Academic Excellence is awarded the Level 1 College Reading and Learning Association certification for peer tutor training.
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South Professor Receives Grant to Study Migratory Birds
Dr. Jonathan Perez's research focuses on how the brains of songbirds use environmental information to time seasonal migration.
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Choctaw Indigenous Potters to Visit USA Campus
The visit by members of Oklahoma's Choctaw Nation is part of a project led by USA associate professor Dr. Erin Nelson.