Emmy Award-winning broadcast journalist to speak at Mitchell Center
ABC News correspondent and host of "What Would You Do" John Quinones is the keynote speaker during South's Alumni Weekend.
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USA National Alumni Association Recognizes Outstanding Faculty
Five USA faculty members are recognized for their achievements as well as one young alumnus. Three alumni also elected to USA National Alumni Association Board.
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Mobile Muralist
South graduate Andy Scott makes his mark with retro signs and bold murals, including a USA Student Center painting that will serve as a perfect stop for a campus photo op.
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Tracking Amberjack
South leads a 'Dream Team' of Gulf Coast researchers in an $11.7 million greater amberjack study that could have significant implications for commercial and recreational fishing.
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South Accounting Major Receives A National Scholarship
Macario Kelley lands a $10,000 scholarship from Public Company Accounting Oversight Board for the 2021-2022 academic year.
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Hitting the Ground Running - Mollie Wade
Mollie Wade, a graduate of South's Honors College, is bringing her education and a new set of sneakers to her nursing job at Children's of Alabama. #MyFirstJob
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USA Professor's Recent Article Widely Read
South assistant professor Danny McCarty's recent article is the third most-read article ever published in the Journal of Constructivist Psychology.
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Jaguars Pounce On Fall Semester
South greets freshmen and returning students with a Week of Welcome and Beyond calendar full of everything from scavenger hunts and trivia nights to athletic events and back-to-school parties.
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Meteorologist Follows Forecast to Fort Wayne
DeVonte' Dixon, influenced by the deadly tornado outbreak of April 2011, heads north for broadcasting job at Fox 55 News in Indiana. #MyFirstJob
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Bay Watch
South marine scientists monitor environmental trends throughout Mobile Bay in a multi-year program that seeks to prevent decline of oysters, blue crabs and spotted sea trout.
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SURF Students Get Feet Wet
Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowships offer South students an introduction to academic analysis and communication. There's also a $2,000 stipend.
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Back to the Lab
South welcomes local science educators to a summer research experience program for middle and high school teachers.
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Too Much of a Good Thing
Fertilizer may increase plant size or make your grass greener this summer, but possibly at the cost of biological diversity, according to a study co-authored by a South professor.
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College of Nursing Receives $1.9 Million Grant to Boost Nursing Diversity
The grant will fund a new initiative known as the EMPOWER project advancing USA's goal of educating a more diverse nursing workforce.
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South, MGCCC Collaborate on Nursing Program
Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College nursing students can get a jump start on earning their bachelor's degree, saving both time and money.
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Career Launch
Satellite projects at South helped an engineering graduate land an internship with the NASA Jet Propulsion Lab and a position with Boeing in Seattle. #MyFirstJob
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Racing Start
A South graduate uses his college broadcasting experience to land a job doing graphics and editing for NASCAR coverage at Fox Sports 1. #MyFirstJob
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A Rising Star In Research Administration
USA's David Furman was selected to Society of Research Administrators International's 'Future of the Field' recognition program.
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USA Archaeology Museum to Hold Grand Reopening
Alfred and Lucile Delchamps Archaeology Building will reopen its doors to the general public starting Tuesday, July 13, 2021.
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'To Leave Things Better'
Increasing retention and graduation rates. An expanding healthcare footprint. The opening of Hancock Whitney Stadium. The tenure of retired President Tony Waldrop marks a pivotal time in South's history.