West African Religious Leaders to Speak at South
USA will host a free lecture to discuss vodou, a traditional Afro-Haitian religion, and other African-based religious practices.
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Creating His Own Story, Telling Others'
Andrew Conniff, who earned a strategic communication degree from South in 2017, is named 2019 Photojournalist of the Year.
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Lawkis Named Executive Director
Nick Lawkis, a University advocate in Montgomery and Washington, D.C., since 2015, was tapped to head governmental relations.
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#MyFirstJob: Tara Principe
Distinguished Young Women's new marketing director got a rehearsal performance even before she graduated.
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College of Engineering Dean Named
Dr. John M. Usher has been named dean of the USA College of Engineering. He arrives Aug. 1 from Mississippi State University.
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How to Forecast the 2019 Hurricane Season
Sea temperatures, sea-level pressure and monsoons all factor into a hurricane forecast. Here is South's experts' take on 2019.
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#MyFirstJob: Caroline Carithers
"I was kind of shocked I got my dream job so quickly, so I'm very excited," says South grad and WKRG-TV5's newest meteorologist.
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Protecting the Gulf's Underwater Nurseries
Propellers, hurricanes and even sea turtles pose a threat to Gulf of Mexico seagrass. South researchers aim to reverse its decline.
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'Resistance, Resilience and Survival'
The USA community reflects with joy, sadness, optimism and apprehension on the discovery of the Clotilda in the Mobile Delta.
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Phi Kappa Phi Study Abroad Grant Awarded
South's Lydia Turner is one of 75 students nationwide to receive the award.
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Faculty Receive National Credential in Teaching Excellence
The faculty demonstrated their commitment to student success by completing a yearlong Course in Effective Teaching Practices.
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Erosion: Keeping a LID on It
USA Engineering is using low-impact development, or LID, to reduce erosion and storm water runoff into Three Mile Creek.
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Soccer's Morris Picked for Sun Belt Summit
Briana Morris has been invited to be a part of the Sun Belt Conference's 2019 Diversity and Inclusion Summit.
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One Summer, a Half a World Away
Mitchell College of Business student Jack Stover will spend 10 weeks learning about Indonesian language, culture and chocolate.
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South Celebrates National Nurses Week
Amid a projected shortage, USA is adding nurses to the 4 million in the U.S., and to the more than 15,000 College of Nursing alumni.
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Art Honors Life, Connects to History
South graduate Dr. Gloria Wilson's creativity is inspired by family ties and influenced by those who came before her.
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Common Read/Common World Book Chosen
'When the Emperor was Divine' by Julie Otsuka was picked as South's Common Read/Common World book selection for 2019-20.
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Online RN-to-BSN Offered at South
Registered nurses can complete the professional courses for a bachelor's degree in one year. Nursing scholarships are available.
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Grads Urged to Live with Purpose, Integrity
Former NFL fullback Ovie Mughelli and USA advocate Happy Fulford addressed graduates at Spring Commencement ceremonies.
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When Storms Approach, Balloons Go Up
South faculty and students are participating in a program that aims to learn more about tornadoes, resulting in timelier forecasts.