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  • An Opportunity to Collaborate in France

    French and music major Marisol Hoffman visited France this summer to conduct research for her honors thesis, which examines a story about students of the same former colonial school involved in the French Resistance ...

  • Exploring Alaska With Marine Sciences Undergraduates

    This past July, students from the Stokes School of Marine and Environmental Sciences traded the traditional classroom for the mountains, glaciers, forests and coastal waters of Alaska during a 12-day study-away ...

  • Goldwater Scholars Conduct Research in Japan

    Mary Helene Marmande and Bailey Baxter joined Dr. David Forbes, professor of chemistry, in Nagoya this summer. Marmande, a chemistry major, and Baxter, an Honors College student and double major in biomedical sciences ...

  • Jaguar Twirler Makes Team USA

    Sophomore Nevaeh Green will represent the United States in Italy after an award-winning performance at the National Baton Twirling Association championships.

  • Taking the Stage Across America

    South grad Ari Theodore is traveling the country to help students discover the magic of theater, one community at a time. #MyFirstJob

  • Frequent Flyer

    In December, Abby Russ was in the thin air of Patagonia; on New Year’s Eve, she was watching fireworks over Italy’s Lake Como. Along the way, she's planning her career in international journalism.

  • USA Announces 2026 Mahan Lecture

    Dr. Renata Keller, associate professor of history and undergraduate advisor at the University of Nevada, is the speaker for this year's Mahan Lecture.

  • Triple Gold for South

    Anya Powell, Bailey Baxter and Cambridge Cooper are three of just 11 students in the state to be named 2026 Goldwater Scholars.

  • South Dedicates Marching Band Complex

    Named after the University's second president and his wife, Geri and Gordon Moulton, the $13 million facility includes a full-size, lighted field.

  • Focused on Early Intervention

    Backed by a $1.35 million grant, South graduate students are embedding in local clinics to catch substance use issues and other behavioral health concerns through integrated care.

  • Parade People

    The spirit of Carnival comes to life in the stride and sound of the Jaguar Marching Band as it carries a city's tradition forward with the Mystic Stripers.