The Ride of a Lifetime
Looking to inspire others, South alumnus Jaysum Hunter put his career on temporary hold to take an epic bicycle journey.
Looking to inspire others, South alumnus Jaysum Hunter put his career on temporary hold to take an epic bicycle journey.
Support programs at South, from housing to financial aid, are helping students succeed even during the most trying of times.
USA assistant professor Dr. Kern Jackson is featured in an Alabama Public Television documentary on Alabama's blues music history.
New technology in the 80s intrigued David Akridge, a chief of information officer who sang his way through college.
The freestanding emergency department adjacent to campus will provide advanced care and training for healthcare providers.
#FreshmanFocus: Kaylee Williams follows an interest in global affairs (and Korean hip-hop) to major in international studies.
Hancock Whitney named "Official Bank of the University of South Alabama" and sole provider of the USA Jaguars debit card.
USA's Information Security Office has important cyber security topics for each week in October, National Cyber Security month.
Faculty, staff and retirees continue to show their generosity during the USA-United Way of Southwest Alabama annual campaign.
The College of Education and Professional Studies has been awarded a $2.3 million grant to expand its PASSAGE USA program.
#FreshmanFocus: Thanh Haas was raised in Vietnam and has a German last name. Now she's getting a South education.
A USA oceanographer says severe weather events can fuel marine heatwaves, impacting the intensity of subsequent tropical storms.
2020 graduate Kayla Brown remains connected to South by starting her career at USA Health's Franklin Medical Center in Loxley.
#FreshmanFocus: Trey Hall is a Mitchell Scholar in the Mitchell College of Business. He's also chasing an elusive perfect game.
USA professor Dr. Rebecca Giles authors a book about teaching pre-K children to find their voices by learning to be good writers.
USA student-athletes help out their campus and community by volunteering to cleanup debris following Hurricane Sally.
Through her work on 'Project 110,' Dr. Joél Lewis Billingsley traces her ancestry and confronts horrific realities.
#FreshmanFocus: Jhalana Jones, who has performed in local theater and moonlights as a princess, is studying music education.
Lynne Chronister is honored statewide in a 'celebration of strong women who shape and propel Alabama.'
Neil Chaudhary, with a 35 ACT, is pursuing a career in medicine. An 'early spark' was his grandmother's struggles.