'Learning Should be a Lifelong Activity'
Retiring professor Dr. Doug Haywick walked across the stage at the Mitchell Center to earn his second bachelor's degree.
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A Pinch Hitter With a Double Bass
Before arriving at South, Rod Newsome was mostly self-taught. He's since played twice with the Mobile Symphony Orchestra.
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South Graduates' 'Bittersweet' Moment
The University recognized more than 2,200 degree candidates at two ceremonies, 50 years after USA's first commencement.
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'Innovative Ways to Serve'
South holds its annual awards luncheon to honor and showcase student organizations and community service.
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USA Greek Community Recognized
Sororities and fraternities raised more than $102,000 for philanthropy this year, and dedicated nearly 32,000 service hours.
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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.
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Shelby Hall Beat Out Cornell, Caltech
Mikayla Walters chose South for engineering after visiting campus. She will stay for her master's after a layover in Chile.
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'Humbled by Her Experience'
Winifred George watched the compassion of nurses when her grandmother died. Now she wants to help bring life into the world.
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New Degree Programs for New Graduates
Master of science degrees will be awarded in sports management, along with marine conservation and resource management.
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Commissioner, Diplomat to Address Graduates
Mobile's Merceria Ludgood and the EU's David O'Sullivan will speak during Spring Commencement ceremonies on Saturday, May 6.
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Innovative Teaching Strategies Focus of Conference
The deadline to register for the University of South Alabama's Conference on Teaching and Learning is Wednesday, April 26.
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$100 Million and Counting
The University of South Alabama reaches a milestone in its $150 million 'Upward & Onward' fundraising campaign.
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New Alumni Center to Open in 2018
The center recognizes donors Julian and Kim MacQueen: 'It's very important for us to create unity in everything we do.'
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Expanding Access to Education, Opportunity
Abraham Mitchell, whose generous gift initiated a $50 million scholarship initiative, meets with several grateful recipients.
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Rural Medicine Practice Made Possible
The DeBakey Foundation has provided the USA College of Medicine more than $2 million to support academic scholarships.
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Jags to Jobs: Natalie Sessions French
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.
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A French Opera on the Gulf Coast
Students take the stage for this weekend's 'La Vie Parisienne,' complete with a saucy millionaire and can-can dancing.
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Upgrades to Parking, Pipes, Roads, Roofs
Look for an increase in construction on main campus following commencement and lasting through the summer.
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South to Host Alabama Launchpad
USA, along with the Mobile Area Chamber of Commerce, will welcome innovative startups April 27 in downtown Mobile.
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In Darkness, Colors Shine Bright
South graduate Ricky Trione's medium was pen and ink. When he lost his sight, Trione thought he'd lost art, too.