"Spare Parts" Selected for Common Read
"Spare Parts" by Joshua Davis tells the story of four Mexican-American teenagers who are members of a robotics team.
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Emergency Department Planned for West Mobile
USA Health is building a free-standing emergency department at Hillcrest and Old Shell roads.
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Supporting 'Rock Star' Teachers
COVID-19 has forced K-12 teachers out of comfort zones and into distance learning. That brings new opportunities.
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Wood Named Dean of the Year
Dr. Bob G. Wood, dean of the Mitchell College of Business, is recognized by Beta Gamma Sigma.
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'Completionist' Finds Way to Engineering
Bryant Baldwin is a problem solver. At South, he discovered a solution to his varying interests: mechanical engineering.
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Not Enough Hours in the Day
Double major in business and Spanish. Fraternity president. Internships and study abroad. Jack Stover has been busy.
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Dean's Award, Discipline, Determination
Mary Catherine Cazalas's pursuit of a graduate degree in speech pathology brought her back to 'the best city in the world.'
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Among Her Roles, Deliverer of COVID-19 Results
USA nursing graduate Dr. Nycole Oliver is an instructor, advocate and COVID-19 tester. She also calls patients with the results.
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Finding Harmony, and a Good Wi-Fi Signal
Accustomed to playing together, South faculty and students find creative ways to bridge the distance caused by COVID-19.
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Chastang-Howard Recognized for Excellence
Pamela Chastang-Howard is honored with the National Collegiate Honors Council Award for Administrative Excellence.
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USA Professor Wins Prestigious NEH Grant
Dr. Timothy Lombardo will research and write a book about the craft brewing industry’s effect on American cities.
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'This Might Actually Be a Thing'
A group of South students were in Peru when the novel coronavirus shut down its borders. This is the story of how they got out.
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South to Hold Virtual Commencement
The awarding of the degrees will take place 11 a.m., May 9. The ceremony will stream on the homepage and social media.
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Fall Reopening Planned at USA
The University is making plans to reopen campus and resume in-person classes and residential living for the Fall 2020 semester.
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COVID-19 to Supply Lessons on Supply Chain
Dr. Alvin Williams, marketing and quantitative methods chair, offers insight on the novel coronavirus's impact on supply chains.
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'He Simply Will Not Accept Failure'
Barry Coleman endows scholarship in grandmother's name, becoming one the youngest major gift donors to the College of Nursing.
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Airbus, South Team Up on Medical Masks
Airbus, working with the University and USA Health, has put its 3D printers to work manufacturing masks for hospitals and clinics.
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Pivoting to Address a Pandemic
South alumna Sarah Crass helps lead Medical Teams International, addressing COVID-19 challenges in the U.S. and abroad.
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Summer Tuition Break Approved
With the novel coronavirus pushing courses online, the USA Board of Trustees endorsed a summer tuition adjustment for 2020.
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South Joins COVID-19 Technology Access Agreement
USA signs on with Harvard, MIT and others to framework encouraging innovation in response to the novel coronavirus.