USA Med Students Score in Top Quartile
South's College of Medicine gets high marks in both student satisfaction and academic performance, according to recent data.
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Triple Major Selected as Rhodes Scholar Finalist
Honors student Christian Pearsall is chosen to interview for one of only 32 spots to study at the University of Oxford.
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"Our Town" Heads to USA
The critically acclaimed classic American drama will open Nov. 10 at Theatre USA. Tickets are available.
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Five Goals, Five Straight Sun Belt Titles
The Jags put up a convincing win against Coastal Carolina to take a record number of conference tournament championships.
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Making a Dent in One Species' Recovery
With the smalltooth sawfish's numbers shrinking, South graduate Dr. Andrea Kroetz gets to witness several pups enter life.
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Engineering, From a German Perspective
South formalizes an exchange program that sends students to German universities while attracting their students to USA.
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Fell Picks Up Lucy Blair Award
Dr. Dennis Fell, chair of physical therapy, was recognized by the American Physical Therapy Association at its conference.
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Jags Take Soccer Sun Belt Crown
With a 1-0 victory over Little Rock, the team wins its fourth straight regular season title. Up next: Appalachian State.
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In the Footsteps of Florence Nightingale
South nursing graduate and doctoral student Capt. Rupert Laco is recognized for patient care and his service in the Air Force.
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South to Host Author Adam Prince Reading
The event sponsored by the Stokes Center for Creative Writing and the department of English will take place Oct. 30.
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USA to Host Science Olympiad
The 2018 Alabama Science Olympiad for middle and high school students will take place March. 3.
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Engineering Honor Society Tops in Nation
Tau Beta Pi was recognized for the second time in three years with the R.C. Matthews Outstanding Chapter Award.
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Working Among the Wild Things
Austin Everett, a South biology graduate, is excited each day he goes to work as a zookeeper at 'The Little Zoo That Could.'
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Tiny Algae Causing Big Problems
USA marine scientist will lead an international investigation into coral toxins that threaten seafood consumption safety.
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Stokes Center to Host Reading Event
Nathan Poole, assistant professor of creative writing, will read from his two books of fiction.
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The Good Way to Deliver Bad News
South researcher Dr. Nicole Amare surveyed her students to determine how much of a buffer is needed before tough conversations.
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South Student is Part of "Generation Teach"
Logan Arnold, a physical education major at South, was selected to teach kids in Massachusetts for several months this summer.
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USA Celebrates Homecoming 2017
New events and special honors for the 50th anniversary Golden Jaguars will highlight this year’s Homecoming festivities.
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Nazi Germany, Jim Crow Discrimination Topic of Talk
'Racial Discrimination & Institutionalized Violence in Nazi Germany and the Jim Crow South' Forum to be held 6-7:30 p.m. Tuesday.
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Patience, Creativity and a 'Great Eye'
Tinashe Nyatanga, '12, bought a one-way ticket to L.A. after graduation and has launched a promising film career.