Are You Getting Leadership Wrong?
Probably so, says the Mitchell College of Business' Dr. Craig Pearce, whose new book emphasizes six ways to improve outcomes.
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Arlene and Mayer Mitchell Oncology Chair Named
Dr. Arthur E. "Art" Frankel has been named the inaugural holder of the Arlene and Mayer Mitchell Chair in Medical Oncology.
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Solar Eclipse: What You Need to Know
You've already been told not to look directly at the sun. Here's what else you should know before Monday's celestial show.
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International House, Haus, Huis, Maison
Nearly two dozen American and international students interested in global engagement now call the same residence hall home.
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New School Year Begins With Service
Jags begin a new tradition by taking time out to volunteer on campus and across the community during a morning of service.
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Video: Move-In Day 2017
Student volunteers, along with faculty and staff, do some heavy lifting to get more than 1,200 freshmen into their homes.
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Rising Opera Star Coming Home to South
Nicholas Brownlee, '12, who has quickly risen to the "A-list" of young opera singers, will perform Friday, Aug. 25.
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Medical Center Awarded $4M for Trauma Center
Gov. Kay Ivey visits South to announce funds for renovating and expanding the region's only Level 1 trauma center.
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Alabama Author Picked for Common Read
The highly acclaimed and best-selling historical fiction novel "Homegoing" is the writing debut of Yaa Gyasi.
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'Emerging Scholars' Link Environmental, Human Health
Mobile County high school students get hands-on experiences on South's campus and at the Dauphin Island Sea Lab.
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Mentoring the Next Generation of Jags
South's Upward Bound program is giving high school students the skills needed to succeed before getting to campus.
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South Alum Receives $800K NIH Grant
The research of Dr. Michael Francis, who earned his Ph.D. at the College of Medicine, focuses on a deadly vascular disease.
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USA Gives Teens Primer on Cybersecurity
Students at Mobile's Davidson High School participated in the 3rd Annual GenCyber Camp at Shelby Hall.
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Hall Named Interim Nursing Dean
Following a nationwide search, Dr. Heather Hall has been named interim dean of the USA College of Nursing.
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Next Stop After Orientation: Moscow
With plans to major in Russian, Anna Kate Greer took the opportunity to get a jump start abroad with other South students.
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'Whatever You Do, Don't Give Up'
She faced setbacks and struggles. But nothing would stop Lana Henfield-Johnson from earning her graduate nursing degree.
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Carters Endow First Global USA Scholarship
The Dr. Richard and Angela Carter Global USA Endowed Scholarship supports international education and global engagement.
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Support for Advanced Practice Providers
At USA Health, medical professionals are joining together to best meet the needs of the University's hospitals and clinics.
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At South, Research Reaches New Heights
With Airbus in town, interest in USA's FAST program is taking off. 'We are engineers and want to build something tangible.'
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Keeping Up With the World's Fastest Human
South alum Gráinne O'Dea helps manage the careers of some of the world's top track and field athletes, including Usain Bolt.