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.
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Bringing Artistry to the Streets of Carnival
USA alumni keep a tradition alive by designing and building floats for some of Mobile's most iconic Mardi Gras parading groups.
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Weather Center Gets New Name, Location
The Alabama Power USA Coastal Weather Research Center supports business and serves as a training ground for meteorology students.
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Author Patti Callahan to Hold Workshop
The Stokes Center for Creative Writing will host Callahan, who will conduct a writing workshop and discuss her historical novel.
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South Artist Wins Girl Scout Award
Freshman Grace Richardson earns the Girl Scouts' highest honor with a campaign inspired by a visit to the Dauphin Island Sea Lab.
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USA to Host Author Edwidge Danticat
The Haitian-born Danticat will visit Jan. 30. Her latest book, 'Everything Inside,' includes stories of her personal journey.
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South Helps Host Jewish Film Festival
The Mobile Jewish Film Festival will run from Jan. 16 through Feb. 2. Several of the films will be shown on USA's campus.
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Solve Puzzles! Break Codes! Roam USA's Campus!
A puzzlehunt, math problem-solving event for middle and high school students will be held Jan. 25.
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A Global Perspective Shaped at Home
Marylyn Gafford speaks Spanish and Russian and has traveled abroad. Her globally minded focus started with a single visitor.
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'Everything He Did, He Did For His People'
Graduate student Fernando Guérard delved into archives as part of his research in creating a sculpture of Chief Calvin McGhee.
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Collecting History Through Conversation
An Honors College initiative is sending students and faculty into the Mobile-Tensaw Delta to record stories of its people.
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'Celebrate the Season' With South
The department of music will host its annual holiday concert Dec. 6 on campus. The community is invited to this free event.