USA Technology & Research Park Grows With Southern Light
Southern Light recently completed a $5 million, Tier 3 data center at USA that can hold more than 150 data racks consuming 800 kilowatts of power.
Southern Light recently completed a $5 million, Tier 3 data center at USA that can hold more than 150 data racks consuming 800 kilowatts of power.
Craig Perciavalle encourages USA students to intern and learn about the companies where they want to work.
"They didn't want to talk about politics much. They were way more interested in American baseball," said senior Ethan Hamilton.
The University's Ninth Annual N. Jack Stallworth Lecture will present Dr. Alan Taylor, two-time Pulitzer Prize winner and the Thomas Jefferson Memorial Foundation professor in American history at the University of ...
JagTran will make significant changes to their Blue and Green routes. Also, more than 100 underutilized employee parking spaces have been changed to student parking.
The Eastern Santa Cruz Tortoise on the Galapagos Islands is a distinct species that will require closer attention.
'It Ain't Easy Seeing Green,' second in a three-part USA series, is held at a downtown pub. Final installment set for November.
USA's director of counseling has tips for relieving anxiety and balancing life, including finding time to exercise and laugh.
Six faculty members from the Universidad de Francisco Marroquin in Guatemala shared experiences with USA faculty.
The University of South Alabama hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the student-run free clinic at 15 Place, a homeless shelter in Mobile.
Spoiler alert: No. But students and staff can predict their own times - and see how close they can get - at the Rec Center.
Upward & Onward will support the University's five strategic priorities. More than $73 million already has been raised.
Associate Director James Contratto finishes 'ROCKstrong!' in Chicago while raising $2,300 for the American Cancer Society.
Learn to play chunky, make a necklace and guess the use of artifacts at the USA Archaeology Museum on Oct. 17.
Writer-in-Residence Frye Gaillard's new book and first novel, 'Go South to Freedom,' will be published next year.
From studying blimps to analyzing negative childhood attachments, students discover opportunities through research.
Books donated by students from across the state will benefit a bookstore under construction in Greensboro, Ala.
A Mitchell Scholarship helped Sara Long Jones earn her business degree. Now she's a third-year medical resident.
Mobile Police Department SWAT team members descend from USA Children's & Women's Hospital to celebrate end of cancer treatment.
Modern relationships and concerns about the issue of stalking will open Theatre USA's 2015-2016 season with the production of "Boy Gets Girl" at the Laidlaw Performing Arts Center.