Communication Students and Grad Honored by Southeastern Journalism Conference
The Vanguard and Due South, student-run publications win multiple awards in this spring's "Best of the South" competition.
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Cutting Carbon Emissions
Dr. Jim Davis and Dr. Kevin West are leading a research team that is developing carbon capture technology using ionic liquids.
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Big Dig
The USA Center for Archaeological Studies unearths the past to make way for a bridge linking Alabama's two coastal counties. Its archaeologists and anthropologists are joined by South researchers, academics and students ...
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National Bar Association President, South Grad to Speak to Students
Carlos Moore will discuss "The Important Role of the 3rd, Co-Equal Branch of Government: The Judiciary." at the Marx Library April 4, 2022.
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South Students Attend Human Rights Workshop in U.K.
The Consortium hosts teaching and research seminars on human rights, global conflict, humanitarian aid and peacebuilding.
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New Book Shares Hopes, Challenges of American Democracy
USA's Cynthia Tucker and Frye Galliard collaborate to write their new book, "The Southernization of America: A Story of Democracy in the Balance."
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Majors Added in Marine Sciences, Environmental and Sustainability Sciences
The two new undergraduate degrees in the School of Marine and Environmental Sciences complement the school's existing programs in research and graduate education.
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Alumni, Community Leaders Honored at Distinguished Alumni & Service Awards
USA National Alumni Association honored alumni and community leaders at the 17th annual Distinguished Alumni & Service Awards.
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Phi Kappa Phi Presents Scholar and Artist Awards
South's Phi Kappa Phi chapter has selected Dr. Na Gong as Scholar of the Year, and Dr. Charlotte Pence as Artist of the Year.
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Fit for a Queen
Christina Johnson, who teaches costume design in the department of theatre and dance at South, helps design elaborate Mardi Gras gowns for Mobile Carnival balls.
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Pettway to Speak on Cuban Literature in the Age of Black Insurrection
South assistant professor will share his analysis on the African roots of Cuban carnival in this upcoming talk in Pensacola.
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Peace Offering
Rachel Burdine, an international studies graduate, always wanted to travel and serve vulnerable populations. She started in the Peace Corps and now works for World Relief, helping refugee families resettle in the U.S.
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Artist Returns to South
A Marx Library exhibit features the folk art and fabric designs of Herbert "Mannie" Pair III, a Mobile artist and gallerist who earned a degree in graphic design.
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'Good Jobs and Bad Jobs'
Dr. Kenneth Hudson, an associate professor of sociology and social work at South, studies the dual labor market, income inequality and their implications for society.
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South Celebrates Black History Month 2022
Free events will be held on campus throughout the month of February celebrating African American history and heritage.
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Tucker Wins Harper Lee Award
Tucker named the 25th Harper Lee Award winner given annually to outstanding writers with connections to the state of Alabama.
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National Museum of Mathematics Honors South's Pavelescu
Dr. Elena Pavelescu was recently awarded the third place Rosenthal Prize for Innovation and Inspiration in Math Teaching.
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Studies in Social Justice
Kim Pusey chose South for graduate school because of an opportunity to work with at-risk youths. She now plans for it to be her career.
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South Professor's 'Descendant' Premieres at Sundance Film Festival
Dr. Kern Jackson will be recognized for his work on the film featuring the slave ship Clotilda and Africatown community.
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Home Front
South graduate Brittney Dixon fights discrimination through education and enforcement at the Center for Fair Housing in Mobile.