Digging Into the Past
South and the City of Mobile partner on a cultural resource survey in the Africatown community prior to planned construction.
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South Social Justice Awards Announced
Four members of USA's faculty were awarded the first Social Justice Initiative grant awards.
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USA Band Members Participate In National Championship Performance
Seven members of the Jaguar Marching Band will join nearly 1,500 other performers for a virtual college marching band show.
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South Dives Into Galapagos Research
USA's collaboration with partners in Ecuador and on the volcanic archipelago grows with a focus on research and global engagement.
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This Is Where I Belong
Winners chosen in for the first, "I Belong" essay competition describing each students' journey that led them to South.
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South Building Digital History Lab
A U.S. Department of Education grant provides $20,000 in seed money to develop and build an on-campus digital history lab.
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Faculty Fellows for Community Engagement Program Named
The inaugural class of 13 full-time assistant and associate professors from six colleges were chosen for the program.
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A Life Well Lived
University of South Alabama Writer in Residence, Frye Gaillard's latest book is deeply personal memoir of his late wife Nancy.
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Empowering Sexual Assault Survivors
South receives a federal grant to develop highly skilled nurses to serve as a resource and support for sexual assault survivors.
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DISL Researcher's Work Published in Science Magazine
A November 2019 meeting at the Dauphin Island Sea Lab led to a report on salt marshes published in esteemed scientific journal.
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$160.9 Million Raised in Upward & Onward
South exceeds fundraising goal with more than 23,000 donations to support academics, research, athletics and healthcare.
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The 'Important, Poorly Understood' Worm
Dr. Kelly Dorgan studies worms and marine sediment, creatively piecing together what she calls the 'puzzle of science.'
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South Receives Renewal for Delta Fellows Program
The renewal comes from the Jean O'Connor-Snyder Internship Program at the David Mathews Center for Civic Life.
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Land Newly Available for Research, Teaching
Faculty and students will have access to more than 30,000 acres, including land along the Tensaw River in the Mobile Delta.
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Grant Seeks to Reduce Gun Deaths
Firearm safety measures often focus on access. Two South professors aim to take a different approach with buy-in from gun owners.
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College of Arts and Sciences Recognizes Outstanding Faculty
Nine faculty members are recognized for their achievements during the 39th Annual Dean's Lecture and Faculty Awards.
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Now in Boots, He Walked in Students' Shoes
Roy Mendenhall, like most officers in the USA Police Department, graduated from South. He found a career, and a wider world.
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Polling 'Vital,' So Are Fixes
USA Polling Group Director Dr. Thomas Shaw reflects on General Election polling and why public opinion surveys still matter.
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Alabama's Black Belt Blues
USA assistant professor Dr. Kern Jackson is featured in an Alabama Public Television documentary on Alabama's blues music history.
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An Eye for Coding, A Voice for a Scholarship
New technology in the 80s intrigued David Akridge, a chief of information officer who sang his way through college.