The 'Wonderfully Weird' Tales of 'Alice'
The latest movie may be visually impressive, says a USA expert, but expect significant deviation from Lewis Carroll's trilogy.
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Student Organizations Honored for Service, Leadership
The University of South Alabama held its Student Organizations Awards luncheon to showcase and honor organizations and individuals for exemplifying outstanding service to the campus and community.
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Rooted in a 'Culture of Undergraduate Research'
USA finds National Science Foundation success with three fellowship awardees and one honorable mention.
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A Full Semester in Only Three Weeks
Maymester offers students greater ability to graduate in four years; nearly 500 enrolled for the inaugural session.
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Repeat Performance: Jags Awarded Bubas Cup
South received the Sun Belt honor for athletic performance; the Jaguars also ranked tops in a key academic indicator.
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Record Number Ready for Study Abroad
More than 100 South students will travel out of the country this summer for unique educational and cultural experiences.
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Design/Build/Fly – And Learn
Engineering students with different backgrounds come together to build two radio-controlled aircraft and compete in Kansas.
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South Honors Greek Community for Outstanding Achievement
Fraternities and sororities at the University of South Alabama were honored for outstanding service, leadership and academic achievement at the 2016 Greek Awards Banquet.
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Matt Spivey: Teacher, Coach and Neighbor
South alumnus and 'foster child' of Mobile's Trinity Gardens neighborhood finds focus at Chastang Middle School.
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Jags Take Track and Field Championship
With South totaling 132 points, it is the women's program's first outright Sun Belt Conference Outdoor Championship.
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Committed to Helping Her Hometown
Alicia Duke left for college, but she remained determined children from her elementary school would not go home hungry.
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The Evolution of the Galapagos Iguana
Research by two South professors suggests that island colonization patterns have influenced varying body shapes.
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Determined to Leave a Legacy of Service
USA alumnus Dr. Eric Williams, president of the National Black Nurses Association, has a robust agenda.
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Three Pieces of Advice for South Graduates
Pulitzer Prize columnist Cynthia Tucker Haynes and USA alumnus Kenneth O. Simon offer life lessons at Commencement.
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Graduation: Everything You Need to Know
A Pulitzer Prize winner and a respected attorney will speak at two commencement ceremonies on Saturday.
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Finding Opportunities to Serve Others
After medical mission trips to Peru, Honduras and Rwanda, Olivia Butters heads to residency training in Florida.
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Learning the Importance of Dedication, Sacrifice
Catherine Zivanov, Goldwater Scholar and Honors Program student, is following the example set by her parents.
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One Step Closer to Fulfilling a Dream
Daeshen Smith knew from a young age he wanted to be a sports broadcaster, and his thesis reflects his interest.
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Go Fishing, Earn Cash, Support Research
Anglers who catch a red snapper with a yellow tag can earn up to $500 and help researchers study fishing mortality.
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USA Pays Tribute to Academic All Stars
Forty South students are recognized for their national scholarships, fellowships and research experiences.