Tracking Amberjack
South leads a 'Dream Team' of Gulf Coast researchers in an $11.7 million greater amberjack study that could have significant implications for commercial and recreational fishing.
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Meteorologist Follows Forecast to Fort Wayne
DeVonte' Dixon, influenced by the deadly tornado outbreak of April 2011, heads north for broadcasting job at Fox 55 News in Indiana. #MyFirstJob
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Bay Watch
South marine scientists monitor environmental trends throughout Mobile Bay in a multi-year program that seeks to prevent decline of oysters, blue crabs and spotted sea trout.
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SURF Students Get Feet Wet
Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowships offer South students an introduction to academic analysis and communication. There's also a $2,000 stipend.
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Too Much of a Good Thing
Fertilizer may increase plant size or make your grass greener this summer, but possibly at the cost of biological diversity, according to a study co-authored by a South professor.
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Racing Start
A South graduate uses his college broadcasting experience to land a job doing graphics and editing for NASCAR coverage at Fox Sports 1. #MyFirstJob
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The World Is Her Oyster
Marine scientist Merritt McCall turns her experience at South and the Dauphin Island Sea Lab into a fisheries job with the state of Mississippi. #MyFirstJob
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State of Alabama Funds South's Tick Study
South's program is awarded a $75,000 grant from the State of Alabama to study the prevalence of ticks and tick-borne diseases.
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Dr. Matthew Reichert Receives Research Leadership Fellowship
The fellowship will allow Reichert to work with other vice presidents for research at Universities around the country.
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USA Receives Grant for Students to Study Abroad
The grant will enable 25 University of South Alabama students to obtain a U.S. passport and support their study abroad journeys.
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USA Student Wins Competitive Gilman Scholarship
The University of South Alabama announces senior Rebecca Culberson as a 2021 Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship recipient.
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A Passion to Serve
A dozen recent South graduates devoted more than 100 hours of community service each through USA's South Serves program.
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Setting Sail from South
Rear Admiral Gayle Shaffer, a 1987 biology graduate, went on to join the Navy, travel the world and become the first dentist to serve as deputy surgeon general. “It’s not every day you have a sorority sister who’s ...
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'Safe Harbor' on the Gulf Coast
A documentary produced by Assistant Professor Dr. Lorraine Ahearn will focus on a tight-knit Vietnamese fishing community that has grown up along the Alabama coast.
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To Protect and Solve
Raghdad Sultan followed the family tradition of attending USA. Her experience at South is preparing her for a decidedly nontraditional role — that of a female police detective in her home country of Saudi Arabia.
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JagMedia Honored for Excellence
The University's student-led media department wins two individual awards and one for Due South magazine in recent awards ceremony.
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Coaching Others to Balance and Reignite
Tarah Keech, who earned a psychology degree from South, had to learn to refocus from burnout. Now she's made it her life's work to help other professionals manage challenges of insecurity, anxiety and stress.
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Supporting the School of Marine and Environmental Sciences
The Alabama Deep Sea Fishing Rodeo and the Coastal Conservation Association Alabama each donate to the newly-established school.
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Art and Art History Department Hosts Spring Galleries
Students' work featuring various mediums and art styles highlighting skills and techniques learned at South will be on display.
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A Perfect Match
South's Clinical and Counseling Psychology doctoral program continues to match students with ideal internship opportunities.