South Hosts Gulf Coast Health Simulation Consortium
Dr. Jennifer Arnold, executive director for the Immersive Design Systems at Boston Children's Hospital, served as the keynote speaker.
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Stokes School of Marine and Environmental Sciences Granted $1.5 Million
The funding will be used to secure infrastructure and support for establishing South's Delta and Coastal Alabama Wildlife, Fisheries and Carbon Flux Observatory.
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USA Dean Elected Director For National Health Professions Organization
Dr. Susan Gordon-Hickey will assume her role with the Association of Schools Advancing Health Professions in October.
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South Faculty Recognized in World's Top 2% Scientists
Dr. Joe F. Hair, distinguished professor of marketing and director of the Mitchell College of Business Ph.D. program, was ranked in the top 100 of influential researchers across the globe.
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A Calling in Critical Care
South alumnus and pediatric care nurse Bennett Booth is driven by the ability to make a difference for families when they need it the most. #MyFirst Job
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South Recognized In U.S News & World Report Best Colleges Rankings
The University of South Alabama earns a spot in U.S. News & World Reports' Top 200 National Public Universities.
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USA Professor Receives $155,000 Grant for Artificial Intelligence Research
Dr. Jesse Ables is developing a new algorithm that will show exactly how artificial intelligence makes a specific prediction.
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South Surprises Indian Springs Elementary with $1,000 Check and Pep Rally
The pep rally is part of a week long 'Extra Yard for Teachers' celebration recognizing and honoring educators and the teaching profession.
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Leading with Honors
Board of Trustees Scholar Nicholas Cooper, who scored a perfect 36 on his ACT, finds purpose in people and possibility. His plans include medical school at the University of South Alabama.
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South Hospitality
South Hospitality and Tourism Management major Zoe Wilcox is awarded one of just 18 US Foods Scholarships nationwide.
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Jaguar Momentum
South recorded its third straight year of enrollment gains and the largest class of first-year students in the University's history.
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South Celebrates Major Milestone in Whiddon College of Medicine Building Construction
South celebrates the final piece of vertical structure to be installed in the building scheduled for a December 2026 completion date.
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USA Celebrates Teachers During "Extra Yard for Teachers Week"
College of Education and Professional Studies, USA Athletics and Sun Belt Conference honor educators during Extra Yard for Teachers Week.
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South Students Honored with Hospitality and Tourism Scholarship
Three students from the College of Education and Professional Studies were recognized at the recent Alabama Governor's Conference on Tourism.
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Student Success Summit Gives Students a 'South, Camera, Action' Blueprint for Success
South students who attended the 2025 Student Success Summit receive the keys for a successful college career.
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Holding the Line
Protective root fungi could be key to saving shorelines from saltwater incursion. Researchers from the University of South Alabama are putting it to the test.
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South Track and Field Coach Wins Book Award
University of South Alabama Track and Field Coach Paul Brueske is the recipient of the Emerging Civil War Book Award.
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Grad to Groundbreaker
Jordan Eggleston's engineering journey started with Legos. The South alumnus is now on-site for construction of a 715,000 square-foot Meta data center in Montgomery County. #MyFirstJob
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Common Read Selection Announced for 2025-26
"Late Migrations: A Natural History of Love and Loss," a book of essays by Alabama native Margaret Renkl is this year's Common Read selection.
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A Helping Professional
Katie Sands earned her degree in social work from South and now works for the Baldwin County Department of Human Resources. #MyFirstJob