The Science of Diversity and Inclusion
Dr. Jeremiah Henning, an assistant professor of biology, secures a two-year, $348,000 grant from the National Science Foundation.
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Focused on Her Future
Doctoral student April Berry's drive and persistence pays dividends as she hopes to show others they can achieve their dreams.
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With Changing Views, a New Banner
South alumnus Carlos Moore took the Mississippi flag down in his courtroom three years ago. Now, the state has followed suit.
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Artist Lives Dream in Fantasy World
#MyFirstJob: Courtney McKeand overcame multiple sclerosis to earn art degree at South and land freelance job in science fiction.
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Finding Role Models in Textbooks
Biology texts are doing better at representing women and scientists of color, but still fall short, says USA associate professor.
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USA's Pence Receives Fellowship
Alabama Arts Council awards fellowship to Dr. Charlotte Pence as her latest book of poems is scheduled for release.
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South!, in 70 Different Places
Members of the Jaguar Marching Band — plus a dog who helps keep time — perform the USA fight song together, one-by-one.
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A Career, and a Church, Under Construction
#MyFirstJob: Caleb Santa Cruz, a communication studies graduate, heads back home to begin a job as a youth pastor.
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Broadcasting Scholarship Endowed
Alabama Broadcasters Association gives $25,000 to endow a scholarship for TV, radio and broadcasting students.
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South Alumna Explores COVID-19 Therapies
Chemistry graduate Dr. Miranda Byrne-Steele leads a team of researchers working on therapies at a Huntsville biotechnology firm.
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Not Enough Hours in the Day
Double major in business and Spanish. Fraternity president. Internships and study abroad. Jack Stover has been busy.
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Finding Harmony, and a Good Wi-Fi Signal
Accustomed to playing together, South faculty and students find creative ways to bridge the distance caused by COVID-19.
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USA Professor Wins Prestigious NEH Grant
Dr. Timothy Lombardo will research and write a book about the craft brewing industry’s effect on American cities.
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South to Hold Virtual Commencement
The awarding of the degrees will take place 11 a.m., May 9. The ceremony will stream on the homepage and social media.
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Tips for Coping with COVID-19 Anxiety
USA's Dr. Kimberly Zlomke discusses how to care for yourself, and talk to your children. 'Anxiety is a common emotion,' says Zlomke.
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Striking Gold: 4 Named Goldwater Scholars
USA maxes out Goldwater Scholarship slots and tops the state with four undergraduates in the 2020 class.
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A Legal Mind, a Basketball IQ
As managing partner at Carlton Fields, Lori Baggett is showing the leadership she once brought to the classroom and the court.
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Encouraging Artists to do 'Big Things'
Alumna Lucy Gafford sees opportunity growing in Coastal Alabama. Her goal is to retain young artists in that cultural renewal.
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They Shared Chopin, Played on Steinway
An accounting professor's legacy gift, the Polish composer's Opus 25, No. 1, and a South pianist took center stage at Laidlaw.
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Drive-By Truckers' Hood to Perform
The March 2 event will include a performance by Patterson Hood, a presentation on roots music and a roundtable discussion.