English Department to Host 'Chaucer: Sound and Vision'
The medieval literature conference, which will focus on representations of the senses, is open to the public.
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Innovation that Leads to Surgical Solutions
A health care focus in USA's mechanical engineering department leads to research opportunities and a new way to deliver medicine.
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Gaining Knowledge on Losing Weight
Thirteen faculty from five USA colleges and schools are combining efforts and expertise through the Obesity Research Network.
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Civil Rights Through the Lens of Atticus Finch
Emory University's Dr. Joseph Crespino will address civil rights through character analysis during a Wednesday lecture.
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South Offering New Scholarship for Teachers
The Educator Excellence Scholarship, equal to 20 percent of tuition cost, is designed for teachers seeking advanced certification.
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South Students Ready to "Be Jag Healthy"
The sixth annual 'Be Jag Healthy' Jag Health and Wellness Day will be held Wednesday, Oct. 3, at the Student Health Center.
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E-Sailing to the Edge of Space
An engineering professor and his students want to find a way to propel spacecraft 12 billion miles from the sun using solar wind.
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Theatre USA Opens Season With 'Godspell'
The production will run Sept. 28-30 and Oct. 4-6. All performances will be at the Laidlaw Performing Arts Center.
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Mitchell Scholars 'Pay It Forward'
The Mitchell Scholars Class of Spring 2018 endow a scholarship in tribute to longtime supporter Abraham "Abe" Mitchell.
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USA to Collaborate on Flight Works Alabama
An aviation experience center, to be completed in 2019, aims to bolster workforce development and launch aerospace careers.
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Fulfilling a Lifelong Dream in Marine Biology
Ph.D. student Meredith Diskin spent her summer on a fellowship at the Smithsonian Marine Station in Florida.
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National Down Syndrome Society Honors USA Student
Benjamin Pelham, the first student to be admitted into PASSAGE USA, is the 2018 Dan Piper Award recipient.
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Alumni Association Honors Faculty, Alumnus
The USA National Alumni Association annually recognizes five faculty members and a young alumnus for outstanding achievement.
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40 Years of Hundreds of Years of History
Started as a photo archive at Brookley Field, USA's Doy Leale McCall Rare Book and Manuscript Library celebrates its own past.
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South Serves Web Portal Launched
The portal allows students, faculty, staff and alumni to easily sign up for volunteer opportunities through the United Way.
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Alumni Association Elects New Officers, Directors
Attorney Patrick Dungan '06 was selected as president of the USA National Alumni Association.
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Hall Named College of Nursing Dean
Dr. Heather Hall served as interim dean of the College of Nursing prior to her appointment as dean.
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Second-Gen Jaguar Named Trustees Scholar
Baker High School graduate Cody Dunlap, who registered a 35 ACT score and a 4.67 GPA, will study mechanical engineering.
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Children's & Women's NICU Gets $1 Million Gift
Melinda and Louis Mapp donate $1,055,000 to Children's & Women's Hospital's Hollis J. Wiseman Neonatal Intensive Care Unit.
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USA Medical Center Now University Hospital
USA Health unveils a new name for its Level I trauma center hospital that highlights its teaching and research missions.