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  • Bonner Inaugurated as Fourth President

    President Jo Bonner announces a commitment to student recruitment and retention, along with new facilities, at the 'Flagship of the Gulf Coast.'

  • First Serve

    Bri Wilson, a volleyball player from Alabaster, Alabama, settles in at South and makes her debut on court for the Jaguars. #FreshmanFocus

  • Second Helping

    South launches Second Year Experience, a five-year program with academic coaching and mentoring, to give returning Jaguars personalized support.

  • On Track For Success

    Former South student and track star awarded Zymo Research Impact Initiative grant for her work in environmental toxicology.

  • Fourth President

    Jo Bonner, whose career in public service includes a decade in Congress and leadership in state government, will be inaugurated on Sept. 23. The public is invited to the ceremony at the USA Mitchell Center.

  • Jet Set

    Madison Bomeke, a mechanical engineering graduate, started her career supporting F-35 fighter planes for Lockheed Martin in Texas. #MyFirstJob

  • Career Forecast

    Carmen Hernandez has been captivated by the weather ever since she witnessed its power during Hurricane Rita. She majored in meteorology at South and begins a career with the National Weather Service. #MyFirstJob

  • Jaguars Sing — and Shuffle

    Members of the Class of 2026 cheer, sing and dance at fall Convocation to kick off the academic year. Week of Welcome and Beyond continues through the month.

  • The Edge of Artificial Intelligence

    Dr. Na Gong leads a national team working on a $6 million NSF grant to develop an integrated research infrastructure for Edge AI.

  • Cybersecurity, Flexibility

    At Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Tennessee, Tristen Mullins begins a career in cybersecurity through the Scholarship for Service program. #MyFirstJob

  • Building a Future

    Chris Willhite, a civil engineering graduate from South, starts his career with an engineering company in Huntsville. #MyFirstJob

  • South Leads Initiative to Curb Youth Violence

    University researchers will collaborate with the Mobile Police Department and Mobile County Public Schools on a five-year, $3.5 million project focused on reducing death, injury and incarceration.

  • Internship, Job Offer, Promotion

    Mitchell College of Business graduate Jensen Graddick turns an internship in human resources into a full-time job and then a new title in short order. #MyFirstJob