Location, Location, Location
Jesse Puckett says South offers an impressive location and scholarships. 'When I was on campus, I felt like I was at home.'
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Greek Life Develops Connections, Giving
Jack Stover joined a fraternity as a freshman. 'It's given me a chance to better myself. It's been a wonderful opportunity.'
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Getting a Jump Start on Medical School
Shubha Vinod enrolled in USA's Early Acceptance Program. For students pursuing a career in medicine, 'it's a huge advantage.'
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University Holiday Schedule
Most departments will be closed until Jan. 2, 2018; a limited number observe different schedules during the break.
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She Didn't Ask For a Sign, But ...
Chelsia Douglas transferred to South after a billboard caught her eye. 'Coming here is your one-stop shop for success.'
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Ahn Picks Up Mitchell Cancer Award
Dr. Erin Eun-Young Ahn has been named the recipient of the 2017 Mayer Mitchell Award for Excellence in Cancer Research.
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Graduates, Get Ready for 'Twists and Turns'
Concussion expert Dr. Kevin Guskiewicz says 'we didn't back down' on head-trauma research. Stay focused, he tells grads.
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USA Mortar Board Chapter Given Gold Torch Award
The national honor society presented its annual award to South, one of only 37 chapters earning the distinction.
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Steve Campbell Named Head Football Coach
He joins the Jags after a four-year stint at Central Arkansas, where this fall he guided the Bears to a 10-2 record.
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At 84, He'll Graduate — And Re-Enroll
Murdoch Campbell didn't intend to earn a degree when he enrolled a decade ago. but 'being here has become addictive to me.'
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Concussion Expert to Address Graduates
Neuroscientist Dr. Kevin Guskiewicz will give the Commencement speech at Saturday's 2 p.m. ceremony at the Mitchell Center.
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How Did a Tortoise Get This Shell?
Dr. Ylenia Chiari investigated why the famed Galapagos tortoise has two different shells. Her findings made the New York Times.
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Developing Leaders Through 'iLead'
The Office of Multicultural Student Affairs launched an eight-week program to build and strengthen student leaders.
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Gulf Coast Soil Gets New Crop: Hops
South climatologist Dr. Steven Schultze combines his expertise and a knack for gardening to support a growing microbrew scene.
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'USA is Critical to Our State's Success'
Gov. Kay Ivey, the ex-officio chair of South's Board of Trustees, takes the gavel at its quarterly meeting and tours campus.
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Searching for the Smallest Known Thing
Dr. Martin Frank and his physics students are connecting with researchers across the U.S. in pursuit of neutrino knowledge.
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Phi Kappa Phi Names Scholar, Artist of 2017
Dr. Romulus Godang, professor of physics, and Benjamin Shamback, professor of visual arts, received the honors.
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Honors Student Wins Top Poster Award
Monica Sai Pasala, a junior biomedical sciences major, conducted research focused on the structure of proteins.
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South Raises $245K for United Way Agencies
More than 2,300 employees and retirees donated, making USA the leader for most dollars raised by individual giving.
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South Recognized for Rising Retention Rates
USA received the national 'Return on Education Award' for improving persistence by as much as 20 percent.