USA Partners With ACUE on 'Effective Teaching Practices'
The new course through the Association of College and University Educators will be delivered online to faculty cohorts.
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Answers to South Stadium Questions
Why build a stadium? Why should it be a public-private venture? What would happen to Ladd-Peebles? Answers to these, and more.
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South Hosts Bicentennial Summer Institute Workshop
Teachers arrive at USA for a four-day experience titled 'Mobile: People of the Rivers.'
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'Around the World in 80 Stays'
For people who flew around the world in a private jet, alumni Julian and Kim MacQueen are incredibly grounded.
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Davis Enters Royal Society of Chemistry
Dr. James Davis, professor of chemistry, has been accepted as a fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry headquartered in London.
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USA Joins Advanced Robotics for Manufacturing Institute
The goal of ARM, a collaboration in industrial robotics and workforce innovation, is to increase manufacturing and sustainable careers.
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Scientists by Day, Musicians at Night
South professors will hold a free concert on June 23 at the Laidlaw Performing Arts Center.
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Marketing 101 for Researchers
South is helping researchers across the nation move innovation out of labs to real-world applications for consumers.
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'We Can Tackle This Problem'
Dr. Kevin White is calling attention -- and bringing solutions -- to poor wastewater management in Alabama's Black Belt.
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Medicine From Bench to Bedside
The USA Center for Lung Biology has success in investigating lung disease, then translating that knowledge to serve patients.
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Poarch Creeks Donate $500,000
The Poarch Band of Creek Indians' gift will fund the Chief Calvin W. McGhee Grand Ballroom at the MacQueen Alumni Center.
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Pirates Take Swaggerty With 10th Pick
South outfielder Travis Swaggerty, chosen in the first round, is one of six Jags selected in the Major League Baseball draft.
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'We Needed to Tell This Story'
USA and Spring Hill College faculty are collaborating on a documentary film project focused on the settlers of Africatown.
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Green Light for Stadium Site Work
South's Board of Trustees authorized preliminary work on a campus football stadium, pending confirmation of funding.
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Expansion Diversifies Honors College
South's Honors College is nearly a year old and is thriving on attracting students for an interdisciplinary experience.
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Her World Has Gone to the Dogs
Stephanie Eads-Williamson, '92, left a job in pharmaceutical sales to pursue her calling — saving stray animals, at every turn.
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New Journalism Scholarship Created
Kourtney McCollum is the first recipient of the Peggy Hansen and Jim Aucoin Journalism Scholarship.
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Employee, Retiree Campaign Brings In $822,856
The South Fund annual giving campaign's total of more than $800,000 is the second largest since its inception.
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Why Some Hear 'Yanny,' Others 'Laurel'
South audiologist Dr. Elizabeth Adams explains the latest social media craze and why we hear sounds differently.
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South Takes Top Athletic Honors
The Jaguars win the Sun Belt Conference's all-sports trophy, the Vic Bubas Cup, for the fourth consecutive year.