Huge Boost for the Humanities
$453,000 NEH grant is the largest South has ever received for the humanities and will support multiple programs on campus.
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Future Teachers to Introduce Computer Science Foundations to K-12 Students
NSF grant will help future elementary school teachers improve their subject knowledge, computational thinking and design skills.
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Game Time at South
Carter Mandy is a soccer referee, computer builder and esports gamer. At South, he's majoring in radiologic sciences and navigating campus on his dad's college bike. #FreshmanFocus
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Master of Fine Arts in Creative Technology Art Show
Department of Art and Art History will exhibit works of current and former Master of Fine Arts in Creative Technology and Practice graduate students.
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Ard Receives Fulbright U.S. Scholar Award
Dr. Bri Ard will teach American Studies at the University of Bucharest and conduct a qualitative research project on Romanian student life.
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Pass Forward
Keon Farmer, a nursing major from Pass Christian, Miss., starts his career at South with a new sport, part-time job and spot on the First Year Council. #FreshmanFocus.
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South Students to Host Glass Pumpkin Patch Fundraiser
Art students will showcase and sell their work raising funds to help maintain equipment for future glass students.
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Hedberg Wins National Award in Research Administration
USA's Executive Director in the Office of Sponsored Projects Administration recognized for her contributions in the research community.
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Grant To Fund Science Lab Upgrades
The Economic Development Administration awards $644,045 to improve South's 3D printing capabilities, including a metal printer.
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Up-Tempo
Honors College. First Year Council. Jaguar Marching Band. Anita Nguyen, a biomedical sciences major, says managing her busy schedule is important. So is taking a break. #FreshmanFocus
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FeAunte' Preyear Named Title IX Coordinator
Preyear, a South alumna, will be responsible for overseeing the University's compliance with Title IX regulations.
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Breaking Through the Language Barrier
A new graduate certificate program prepares current and future healthcare professionals to serve Spanish-speaking patients.
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Jaguar Mom
Zuleima Russell, a senior studying biology, shares the South campus with a son in computer science and a daughter studying mechanical engineering.
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South Receives Grant to Expand Behavioral Health Services and Workforce
$1.8 million will help expand and improve mental health services for at-risk youth and teens in Mobile and the Gulf Coast region.
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South Wins Grant for Study Abroad Accessibility
The grant will subsidize an affordable option for students interested in studying French language, culture and business in France.
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Getting a Head Start on Their Teaching Careers
South and the Mobile Public Schools establish an initiative that pays student-teachers to begin their careers early.
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Satsuma Grad Awarded Trustees Scholarship
Connor Holm, a member of South's Honors College, shifts into college life with plans to do research, study medicine and enjoy his 6-speed hatchback.
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Upgrade Your Skills, Advance Your Career
South launches a four-course plus internship program to help certificate candidates learn how to teach English abroad.
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Helping Others Engineer Their Dreams
Longtime educators Drs. John and Sally Steadman pledge a $3.8 million gift to South's College of Engineering to benefit students and faculty.
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Jaguar Wins Gold in Tokyo
South graduate and runner Nate Riech used a childhood injury to fuel a competitive spirit that propelled him to first place in the 1,500-meter finals at the Paralympic Games.