Pathway USA Gets National Recognition
The program that improves access among two-year college students to a degree at South receives Gates Foundation funding.
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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 should know.
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Alumni, Service Leaders Recognized
The USA National Alumni Association honored five members of the South community for outstanding achievements.
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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 across the U.S.
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Jags Win Sun Belt Championship
South Alabama's defeat of Georgia Southern marks the program's 11th conference title, and its first since 2005.
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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 cyber attacks.
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South, Children Leave Imprint at Playground
Tony Wright, two of his students and hundreds of children create ceramic handprint tiles for display at Medal of Honor Park.
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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 Medicine.
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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 water bottle.
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Donations go to Rape Crisis Center
Proceeds from the 'Vagina Monologues' are given to combat violence against women and girls.
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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 and Gulf Shores.
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South Employees, Retirees Raise $720K
The Employee and Retiree Annual Fund is part of South's Upward & Onward comprehensive fundraising campaign.
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Alumna Named Alabama Teacher of the Year
Chasity Collier, a fifth-grade science teacher at Dawes Intermediate School in Mobile County, graduated from South in 1998.
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'Advocacy' Highlights Public Speaking Contest
Thirty-one 9th-12th graders from five local schools participated in the contest at the University of South Alabama.
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The Waterman Globe Makes Its Return
After being draped off for repairs for more than a year, South's traditional photo backdrop at Commencement is back.
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'Learning Should be a Lifelong Activity'
Retiring professor Dr. Doug Haywick walked across the stage at the Mitchell Center to earn his second bachelor's degree.
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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 Symphony Orchestra.
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South Graduates' 'Bittersweet' Moment
The University recognized more than 2,200 degree candidates at two ceremonies, 50 years after USA's first commencement.
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'Innovative Ways to Serve'
South holds its annual awards luncheon to honor and showcase student organizations and community service.
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USA Greek Community Recognized
Sororities and fraternities raised more than $102,000 for philanthropy this year, and dedicated nearly 32,000 service hours.