ESPN's Stephen A. Smith to Speak at South
The sports journalist will discuss 'The Legacy, History and Impact of the African American Athletes' at the Mitchell Center.
The sports journalist will discuss 'The Legacy, History and Impact of the African American Athletes' at the Mitchell Center.
The Yale University professor focuses on the intersection of Jewish and European history; he will give two talks on Feb. 25.
South Alabama students, faculty and staff share their thoughts on how black history is part of America's unfinished story.
As the island prepares for trade and tourism, a top diplomat visiting South said that growth will have to be properly managed.
'Schoolhouse Rock Live!,' an adaptation of the popular TV show, begins at USA's Laidlaw Performing Arts Center on Feb. 19.
Track the USA-tagged tiger shark's movements — 300 miles and counting — or chat with him on Twitter.
South Alabama students, faculty and staff share their thoughts on how black history is part of America's unfinished story.
Hospitality and tourism management students will get frontline experience at two resorts as part of a new, innovative program.
Images collected by USA's Doy Leale McCall Rare Book and Manuscript Library offer a curious glimpse into a bygone era.
USA graduate Alan Tolson finds success - and some relief - after planning and preparation to run a Mobile fixture.
Living with a creative purpose, USA senior and entrepreneur Trey Baaheth builds his company one design at a time.
USA students, faculty and staff volunteer to connect homeless with services.
Powerful and captivating images by Birmingham photographer Carolyn Sherer, will include compelling narratives of the LGBTQ youth, which challenge definitions of gender, sexuality and family.
Program with community colleges in Mobile and Baldwin counties expands opportunities for a four-year degree.
Check the JagTran Tracker, a software application created by USA students, to pinpoint the location of the next bus.
Author Kirstin Valdez Quade, a rising star of American literature, will be the first guest for the 2016 Spring Reading Series, beginning Tuesday, Jan. 26, at the University of South Alabama.
The X-Files is not the only place to search for a conspiracy theory. Why are simple explanations so hard to believe?
Competitive American Heart Association grants highlight collaboration in interdisciplinary training and research.
The partnership with Faulkner State Community College offers additional opportunities for earning a four-year degree.
About 200 USA students and employees joined the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service to volunteer in Mobile County.