Celebrating 50 Years of Archaeology at South
The "50 Years of South Alabama Archaeology: 1970- 2020" exhibit will be on display at the museum until spring 2022.
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Jackson to Present at 19th Annual Hamner Lecture
Dr. Kern Jackson, director of South's African American Studies program, will speak at the event in the Marx Library Auditorium.
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Lights, Jaguars, Action!
A student production team brings South sports to a nationwide audience on the ESPN+ network. Some of the crew members are communications majors; all share a unique view of Jaguar athletics.
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Huge Boost for the Humanities
$453,000 NEH grant is the largest South has ever received for the humanities and will support multiple programs on campus.
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Master of Fine Arts in Creative Technology Art Show
Department of Art and Art History will exhibit works of current and former Master of Fine Arts in Creative Technology and Practice graduate students.
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South Students to Host Glass Pumpkin Patch Fundraiser
Art students will showcase and sell their work raising funds to help maintain equipment for future glass students.
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Grant To Fund Science Lab Upgrades
The Economic Development Administration awards $644,045 to improve South's 3D printing capabilities, including a metal printer.
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Breaking Through the Language Barrier
A new graduate certificate program prepares current and future healthcare professionals to serve Spanish-speaking patients.
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Jaguar Mom
Zuleima Russell, a senior studying biology, shares the South campus with a son in computer science and a daughter studying mechanical engineering.
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South Receives Grant to Expand Behavioral Health Services and Workforce
$1.8 million will help expand and improve mental health services for at-risk youth and teens in Mobile and the Gulf Coast region.
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South Wins Grant for Study Abroad Accessibility
The grant will subsidize an affordable option for students interested in studying French language, culture and business in France.
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USA National Alumni Association Recognizes Outstanding Faculty
Five USA faculty members are recognized for their achievements as well as one young alumnus. Three alumni also elected to USA National Alumni Association Board.
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Mobile Muralist
South graduate Andy Scott makes his mark with retro signs and bold murals, including a USA Student Center painting that will serve as a perfect stop for a campus photo op.
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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