South Professor Awarded Fulbright
Dr. David Meola, director of the Jewish and Holocaust Studies Program, will conduct research in Germany for two summers.
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McCall Library Partners with Invisible History Project
The Invisible Histories Project preserves the history of LGBTQ life in the Southeast. 'Out in Alabama' to be shown April 11.
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Michelob Ultra Terrace Announced for Stadium
The terrace in the south end zone is named after Budweiser-Busch Distributing donates $1 million to Hancock Whitney Stadium.
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Two Minutes Apart, But Rarely Separated
Twin medical students Ethan and Thomas Boyd challenge each other on the field and preparing for class: 'It tends to elevate us.'
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Housing Program to Aid Students
Thirty-day housing assistance for students with no other options will allow them to concentrate on what matters — their studies.
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South Team Wins Real Estate Competition
Six Mitchell College of Business students beat out teams from 47 competing universities. Scholarship prize money will be matched.
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$1.5 Million Gift for College of Engineering
William B. Burnsed Jr. Department of Mechanical Engineering named; 'South best fit my needs,' says alumnus donor.
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Commission on Higher Ed Approves Ph.D. in Business Administration
The change to Doctor of Philosophy in Business Administration reflects the evolution of South's graduate program.
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Match Day 2019: Signed, Sealed, Delivered
Senior medical students from the College of Medicine open letters revealing where they will continue their education.
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Mitchell Offers Challenge; Field Named
South announces Abraham A. Mitchell Field at Hancock Whitney Stadium after longtime supporter commits $5 million.
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USA National Alumni Association Honors Five
Four alumni and a businessman, recognized for achievements and service, take the stage at the alumni association's annual gala.
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She Leads Michigan's Second-Largest City
At South, Rosalynn Bliss '97 wasn't considering a career in politics. Then she became Grand Rapids' youngest mayor in 132 years.
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5 Ways to Cope with the Time Change
It may be tempting, but don't hit snooze or take naps this weekend. You'll be better off on Monday, says a USA sleep specialist.
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MIT Professor to Speak on Nuclear Power
Dr. Kate Brown will address questions about nuclear power and its potentially catastrophic effects on humanity and the environment.
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Critically Acclaimed Songwriter to Perform at Laidlaw
The concert will feature Josh Ritter, singer and author of The New York Times best-seller "Bright's Passage."
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'Committed to Student Success and Excellence'
South's College of Medicine again achieves the highest level of accreditation available; Class of 2018 scores in the top quartile.
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Space Week Launches at South
An indoor drone competition, research workshops, NASA speakers and a former astronaut highlight the week.
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Highlights in African-American Studies
From the "Black Experience" course to a 2016 teach-in, here are nine moments in USA's African-American Studies Program.
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Top 7 Astronomical Events This Year
This year's blood moon captured the public's attention, to space and on social media. South's expert lists what's next.
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What's the Rainfall Count? It Depends
Dr. John Lanicci's research suggests rainfall measurements can vary widely, a potential vulnerability for stormwater infrastructure.