Turning Toy into Tool for Senior Project
South mechanical and electrical engineering students retrofit a toy vehicle into a test drive for handicapped children.
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USA Celebrates Black History Month
Events include a keynote speech by Board of Trustees Chair Pro Tem Kenneth Simon, USA's first African American SGA president.
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McCarron Named Associate VP for Medical Affairs
In her new role, McCarron will oversee development efforts for the entire health system.
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More Than Imagining a Utopia
Jonathan Hursh, '04, founded an urban innovation firm focused on reimagining slums after a decade of working in them.
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'This Is the Heart of Our Mission'
South students and faculty volunteer at Project Homeless Connect to provide clients with medical care and other resources.
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USA Researchers Aid in Superbug Fight
Two College of Medicine faculty have designed a model to study a pneumonia- and sepsis-causing antibiotic-resistant bacteria.
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University-Community Engagement Gets Boost
As head of USA's Office of Community Engagement, Shannon Shelley-Tremblay will guide volunteer outreach and service learning.
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Seven Films of Jewish Significance
South's Dr. David Meola shares his thoughts on impactful cinema as the Mobile Jewish Film Festival gets underway.
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South Joins Citywide MLK Celebrations
USA students, faculty and staff will participate in three days of events commemorating Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
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Fifteen Picked for 40 Under 40
Fifteen USA alumni, faculty and staff are highlighted in Mobile Bay Magazine's annual list of who's who under 40 years old.
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42 Classrooms, 13 Schools and 1 Semester
Graduate student Anne Dorland combines her love of education and archaeology through visits to elementary schools.
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New Count for Gulf Red Snapper
USA's Dr. Sean Powers is part of a $12 million independent study that could affect hotly debated fishing regulations.
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10 Factoids on American Crime Fiction
Dr. Chris Raczkowski, who edited 'A History of American Crime Fiction,' offers trivia that will entertain your dinner guests.
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MCI, Auburn Collaborate in Cancer Fight
Can an MCI-developed compound stop ovarian cancer in hens? USA researchers and Auburn are teaming up to find out.
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Working One-On-One With Faculty
Benjamin Siu's research gets an added boost from feedback he receives from professors. 'They really sit down and mentor me.'
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Location, Location, Location
Jesse Puckett says South offers an impressive location and scholarships. 'When I was on campus, I felt like I was at home.'
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Greek Life Develops Connections, Giving
Jack Stover joined a fraternity as a freshman. 'It's given me a chance to better myself. It's been a wonderful opportunity.'
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Getting a Jump Start on Medical School
Shubha Vinod enrolled in USA's Early Acceptance Program. For students pursuing a career in medicine, 'it's a huge advantage.'
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University Holiday Schedule
Most departments will be closed until Jan. 2, 2018; a limited number observe different schedules during the break.
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She Didn't Ask For a Sign, But ...
Chelsia Douglas transferred to South after a billboard caught her eye. 'Coming here is your one-stop shop for success.'