Computer Security Career Takes Off
#MyFirstJob: Adam Gautier's degree took him to Huntsville, where he's found challenges, camaraderie and comical space references.
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Biomedical Sciences Student Wins Prestigious Fellowship
Senior Ted Amadi earns an American Heart Association's Supporting Undergraduate Research Experience fellowship.
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Audiologist Hears Call as Dr. Chick
#MyFirstJob: Cameron Chick turned a South education and a Macon internship into a job at the Georgia Hearing Institute.
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Finding Role Models in Textbooks
Biology texts are doing better at representing women and scientists of color, but still fall short, says USA associate professor.
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South Releases Reopening Plan
Social distancing, face masks, COVID-19 screening, web-blended classes and a staggered move-in are included in the guidelines.
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Challenging Players, and Expectations
Former Jag Mansa El is a rarity in basketball — a female coach of a boys team. She prepares her players for the game, and life.
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USA Starts Peer Student Support Network
Jag Student Support Network trains students to help peers handle stress and cope with personal and academic issues.
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South, then North and to Space
#MyFirstJob: Martavious Hails joined a NASA team in Huntsville that uses satellite imagery to improve weather forecasting.
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USA's Pence Receives Fellowship
Alabama Arts Council awards fellowship to Dr. Charlotte Pence as her latest book of poems is scheduled for release.
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The Nonconfrontational, Sympathetic Auditor
#MyFirstJob: With a $10 backdrop, Amara Baltimore looks for thousands in lost revenue for the state of Alabama.
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Getting to Know USA Virtually
More than 500 prospective students have connected with academic recruiters for virtual visits. Schedule your appointment.
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South!, in 70 Different Places
Members of the Jaguar Marching Band — plus a dog who helps keep time — perform the USA fight song together, one-by-one.
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A Career, and a Church, Under Construction
#MyFirstJob: Caleb Santa Cruz, a communication studies graduate, heads back home to begin a job as a youth pastor.
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PASSAGE USA Students Eligible for Federal Aid
PASSAGE USA program gives students with intellectual disabilities opportunities to attend college and experience campus life.
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Broadcasting Scholarship Endowed
Alabama Broadcasters Association gives $25,000 to endow a scholarship for TV, radio and broadcasting students.
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USA Announces Dual Enrollment Program
Students can reduce the cost and time necessary to earn a degree through the Start South program.
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Tuition to Remain Level for 2020-21
South's Board of Trustees leaves tuition unchanged for the second consecutive year; housing costs will also remain flat.
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South Alumna Explores COVID-19 Therapies
Chemistry graduate Dr. Miranda Byrne-Steele leads a team of researchers working on therapies at a Huntsville biotechnology firm.
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USA Announces 2020-21 SGA Officers
USA students elect Tia Nickens, a secondary education major, as SGA president. Brantley "Brant" A. Cook is vice president.
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Crawford Named Director of Media Relations
Veteran broadcaster Lance Crawford is joining South's Office of Marketing and Communications and will handle media relations.