South Partnership Enhances Weather Research and Forecasting
Next generation weather radar company Climavision partners with USA giving students and faculty access to groundbreaking technology.
Next generation weather radar company Climavision partners with USA giving students and faculty access to groundbreaking technology.
Stokes School of Marine and Environmental Sciences Director Dr. Sean Powers led a multi-year project counting greater amberjack in the Gulf and South Atlantic.
The University will be reading "Everything is Tuberculosis: The History and Persistence of Our Deadliest Infection" by John Green.
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.
Thirty seniors at the University of South Alabama were recently inducted as new members of the 2026 class of the Jaguar Senior Medallion Society.
The ground-based weather monitoring system will expand from 26 to 46 stations after the University receives a $3 million NOAA grant.
Senior professional health sciences major Karrington Foley will lead the Student Government Association next year.
Dr. Renata Keller, associate professor of history and undergraduate advisor at the University of Nevada, is the speaker for this year's Mahan Lecture.
The University of South Alabama moves into the top 10 Military Friendly Schools among the nation's Tier 2 research universities.
Anya Powell, Bailey Baxter and Cambridge Cooper are three of just 11 students in the state to be named 2026 Goldwater Scholars.
Four University of South Alabama students are heading to Washington, D.C., to participate in the semifinal of the 2026 Schuman Challenge.
Named after the University's second president and his wife, Geri and Gordon Moulton, the $13 million facility includes a full-size, lighted field.
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.
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.
The NOAA Fisheries funded project will help Alabama and other Gulf States better manage cobia and tripletail, two popular fish species.
On South's home field, two students document the Senior Bowl's most revealing moments, from practice drills to game day.
USA history professor Dr. Mel McKiven's book about Alabama's Pickens family is a result of the extensive McCall collection.
Dr. Bill Williams started South's meteorology department and has been inducted into the Alabama Broadcasters' Hall of Fame.
Researchers at the University of South Alabama are toughening up young oysters against predators. A novel approach could increase survivorship by up to 70 percent — good news for a mollusk that hardens shorelines and ...
Get in the holiday spirit at the annual Christmas concert featuring South's Department of Music. The event is free and open to the public.