The Good Way to Deliver Bad News
South researcher Dr. Nicole Amare surveyed her students to determine how much of a buffer is needed before tough conversations.
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South Student is Part of "Generation Teach"
Logan Arnold, a physical education major at South, was selected to teach kids in Massachusetts for several months this summer.
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USA Celebrates Homecoming 2017
New events and special honors for the 50th anniversary Golden Jaguars will highlight this year’s Homecoming festivities.
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Nazi Germany, Jim Crow Discrimination Topic of Talk
'Racial Discrimination & Institutionalized Violence in Nazi Germany and the Jim Crow South' Forum to be held 6-7:30 p.m. Tuesday.
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Patience, Creativity and a 'Great Eye'
Tinashe Nyatanga, '12, bought a one-way ticket to L.A. after graduation and has launched a promising film career.
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First Assignment: Build a Laser
Lindsay Hutcherson's project led to a summer research experience, and the physics major recently presented her findings.
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Delivering Aid, From Inside a Classroom
South faculty and students help in Puerto Rico's recovery by providing a link between satellite maps and computer software.
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Governor Appoints Three New Trustees
Lenus Perkins, Margie Tuckson and Ron Graham join the USA Board of Trustees, while Drs. Steven Furr and Steven Stokes return.
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Cold Landforms Amid Hot Volcanoes
Dr. Carol Sawyer's research took her to Iceland to study the relationship between cold weather and the country's terrain.
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USA Leaders Speak at Women's Conference
Dr. Julee Waldrop, Dr. Krista Harrell and Chandra Brown are among the speakers at the Junior League of Mobile's symposium.
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South Adds Global Engagement Certificate
The new program aims to prepare students in any field of study to effectively navigate the global workplace.
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South Launches Speakers Directory
Need an expert to speak to a non-profit or civic group? USA opens a speakers bureau with a searchable online directory.
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'Adrift in Macao' Opens Theatre USA Season
The comical musical set in the early 1950s will open at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 22, and run through Sept. 30.
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Playing for USA, and a Nation
'Self-made' outfielder and Major League prospect Travis Swaggerty spent the summer representing his country with Team USA.
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Pence to Deliver Hamner Lecture
Dr. Charlotte Pence with the Stokes Center for Creative Writing will discuss her first book of poems, "Many Small Fires."
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South Helping Students to 'Be Jag Healthy'
The Student Health Center will host the fourth annual Jag Health and Wellness Day from 10 a.m.-6 p.m., Wednesday, Sept. 13.
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Fourteenth Amendment Focus of Stallworth Lecture
Dr. Laura F. Edwards will speak about "The Reconstruction of Rights: The Fourteenth Amendment and Popular Conceptions of Governance in the South"
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Freshman Class Tops in GPA, ACT
Retention rates rise, freshmen enrollment up as South enrolls a class with the highest average GPA in University history.
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USA Board of Trustees Scholar Named
Freshman Ada Chaeli van der Zijp-Tan, who arrived at South with a 5.16 high school GPA, is majoring in biomedical sciences.
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Honors College Officially Opens
Nearly 250 academically talented students enrolled in the Honors College, housed in the renovated historic Seamen's Bethel.