Keep Calm and Carry Credit Wisely
As the holiday shopping season gets underway, South's Dr. Reid Cummings offers eight ways to survive on a budget.
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7,000 Miles Apart, Two Cultures Cross Paths
South's Study Abroad student exchange program is shrinking distances while expanding global experiences.
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Today in Class: Bananas and Helicopters
South students learn how to keep a cool head — and suture fruit — during a campus mass-casualty drill. (Fake blood included.)
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Finding Ways to Starve Cancer Cells
Honors program junior Alex Coley, with the help of a faculty mentor, is researching ways to target vulnerabilities in cells.
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'A Thrill Ride Not to be Missed'
Contemporary drama 'When You Comin' Back, Red Ryder?', set in a 1960s diner in New Mexico, runs at Theatre USA until Nov. 19.
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Toss Out the Polls? Not So Fast
South pollster Dr. Thomas Shaw said there remains much value in political polling. Just don't forget that margin of error.
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Breathe In, Breathe Out: Reduce That Stress
With the election over, South psychologist Dr. Elise Labbé-Coldsmith offers seven ways to return balance to your life.
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Four-peat! Jags Take Sun Belt Title
South's soccer team becomes just the second program in league history to win four consecutive tournament crowns.
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'It's Important That We Are Visible'
South mentors offer support, friendship and hope through the Collegiate 100 and the 100 Black Men of Greater Mobile.
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On the Front Lines of Cyber Defense
South students take advantage of a $4.1 million grant that covers tuition and places them in internships with federal agencies.
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USA and Spring Hill Announce Collaboration
Students will be able to register for courses at either institution, increasing access to education and flexibility in planning.
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Poet Nathaniel Mackey to Visit South
The leading African-American poet, writer and scholar will speak Nov. 1 as part of USA's Stokes Center for Creative Writing.
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South Recognized for Global Engagement
The University is set to quadruple its number of Study Abroad students and also has increased international student enrollment.
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South Author Pens Children's Book
'Go South to Freedom,' by Frye Gaillard, is the story of a family's journey to escape slavery that ends unexpectedly in Mobile.
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The Answer Isn't Blowing in the Wind
But it may be in South's network of weather stations that collects data, available to the public, along the northern Gulf Coast.
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#USAHOCO16: 'Let the Good Times Roar'
Homecoming week kicks off Oct. 24 and culminates five days later when the Jags face the Georgia State Panthers.
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Cyber Security Awareness Month
Major Gary Osland, cyber operations manager for the Alabama Air National Guard, will present the "Cybersecurity Threat Landscape" on Oct. 20 as part of the School of Computing's observance of National Cyber Security ...
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'Upward & Onward' Tops $93 Million
One year after the kickoff, South's comprehensive fundraising campaign is well on its way to reaching the $150 million goal.
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Roadkill: It's What's for Dinner
A South psychologist offers five reasons to be thankful for scavengers, and why we might learn from their behavior.
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South Offering Online Depression Screenings
Think you may have more than just the blues? Confidential and free assessments are available through the month of October.