Pathway USA Gets National Recognition
The program that improves access among two-year college students to a degree at South receives Gates ...
A Paris Primer: What Happens Now?
Following the U.S. exit from the Paris Agreement, South's Dr. Scott Glaberman says there are five things you ...
Alumni, Service Leaders Recognized
The USA National Alumni Association honored five members of the South community for outstanding achievements.
A 'Journey of Hope,' on Two Wheels
Junior Nick Barton, after biking 900 miles in Florida, will serve as crew chief in a Pi Kappa Phi fundraiser ...
Jags Win Sun Belt Championship
South Alabama's defeat of Georgia Southern marks the program's 11th conference title, and its first since ...
6 Ways to Avert the Next WannaCry
What you should know, and what South's School of Computing is doing, to ward off malware and other disruptive ...
South, Children Leave Imprint at Playground
Tony Wright, two of his students and hundreds of children create ceramic handprint tiles for display at Medal ...
Arriving at USA by Way of the NFL
Jeremy Towns traded in shoulder pads for a white medical coat to join his new teammates in South's College of ...
A (One-Press) Push for Innovation
Travis Merrigan's busy week: Quit job, got married, moved to Seattle and began full bore developing the Grayl ...
Donations go to Rape Crisis Center
Proceeds from the 'Vagina Monologues' are given to combat violence against women and girls.
South to Host Beach Job Boot Camp
The University will train 17- to 24-year-olds for summer employment in partnership with the cities of Mobile ...
South Employees, Retirees Raise $720K
The Employee and Retiree Annual Fund is part of South's Upward & Onward comprehensive fundraising campaign.
Alumna Named Alabama Teacher of the Year
Chasity Collier, a fifth-grade science teacher at Dawes Intermediate School in Mobile County, graduated from ...
'Advocacy' Highlights Public Speaking Contest
Thirty-one 9th-12th graders from five local schools participated in the contest at the University of South ...
The Waterman Globe Makes Its Return
After being draped off for repairs for more than a year, South's traditional photo backdrop at Commencement ...
'Learning Should be a Lifelong Activity'
Retiring professor Dr. Doug Haywick walked across the stage at the Mitchell Center to earn his second ...
A Pinch Hitter With a Double Bass
Before arriving at South, Rod Newsome was mostly self-taught. He's since played twice with the Mobile ...
South Graduates' 'Bittersweet' Moment
The University recognized more than 2,200 degree candidates at two ceremonies, 50 years after USA's first ...
'Innovative Ways to Serve'
South holds its annual awards luncheon to honor and showcase student organizations and community service.
USA Greek Community Recognized
Sororities and fraternities raised more than $102,000 for philanthropy this year, and dedicated nearly 32,000 ...