Two Countries, Two Stages, One Concert
South faculty will play with elementary school students in China via live stream in a May 11 free concert open to the public.
South faculty will play with elementary school students in China via live stream in a May 11 free concert open to the public.
Mikayla Walters chose South for engineering after visiting campus. She will stay for her master's after a layover in Chile.
Winifred George watched the compassion of nurses when her grandmother died. Now she wants to help bring life into the world.
Master of science degrees will be awarded in sports management, along with marine conservation and resource management.
Mobile's Merceria Ludgood and the EU's David O'Sullivan will speak during Spring Commencement ceremonies on Saturday, May 6.
The deadline to register for the University of South Alabama's Conference on Teaching and Learning is Wednesday, April 26.
The University of South Alabama reaches a milestone in its $150 million 'Upward & Onward' fundraising campaign.
The center recognizes donors Julian and Kim MacQueen: 'It's very important for us to create unity in everything we do.'
Abraham Mitchell, whose generous gift initiated a $50 million scholarship initiative, meets with several grateful recipients.
The DeBakey Foundation has provided the USA College of Medicine more than $2 million to support academic scholarships.
Jags to Jobs is a LinkedIn series that features University of South Alabama alumni, their careers and how they got to where they are today.
Students take the stage for this weekend's 'La Vie Parisienne,' complete with a saucy millionaire and can-can dancing.
Look for an increase in construction on main campus following commencement and lasting through the summer.
USA, along with the Mobile Area Chamber of Commerce, will welcome innovative startups April 27 in downtown Mobile.
South graduate Ricky Trione's medium was pen and ink. When he lost his sight, Trione thought he'd lost art, too.
Dr. Steve Lim's research is on cell signaling that contributes to atherosclerosis, a chronic vascular inflammatory disease.
Members of DayZero advance after winning the top slot in the Southeast Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition.
Theatre USA will present the classic farce, 'A Flea in Her Ear,' April 14-22. Tickets are on sale.
Carl A. Thomas, 21, has been selected as president; Elizabeth Hernandez, 20, will be next year's vice president.
Chemical engineering major Benjamin Siu takes his mentor's advice, and is awarded a Goldwater Scholarship along the way.