Phi Kappa Phi Names Its Scholar and Artist of Year
Dr. Sean Powers and Dr. Peter Wood are being recognized by South's chapter of the Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society.
Dr. Sean Powers and Dr. Peter Wood are being recognized by South's chapter of the Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society.
Nicholas Brownlee '12 is named 2025 Male Singer of the Year at the International Opera Awards and recognized with the 2025 Richard Tucker Award.
Military Times magazine ranked South 86th of 357 institutions in its 2025 Best for Vets College rankings.
Drs. Phillip Carr, Todd Andel, Glen Borchert and Aishwarya Prakash are recognized at the 4th annual Research and Tech Showcase.
The funding will be used to secure infrastructure and support for establishing South's Delta and Coastal Alabama Wildlife, Fisheries and Carbon Flux Observatory.
Protective root fungi could be key to saving shorelines from saltwater incursion. Researchers from the University of South Alabama are putting it to the test.
Dr. Sean Powers is recognized as the State's Fisheries Conservationist of the Year by the Alabama Wildlife Federation.
Bachelor of Social Work program recognizes its agency partners for their role in preparing students to work in the field.
Grace Barrentine's work as an anthropologist has her digging into the land for now, but the shipwrecks of the deep are calling. #MyFirstJob
Lt. Col. Kurt Chapman brings 18 years of military service to South's Army ROTC program.
After three years as Miss Pawla, Hannah Fink says the confidence the role inspired has helped her deliver live weather reports to TV viewers along the Gulf Coast. #MyFirstJob
Mary Helene Marmande and Dev Mehta were two of only six students nationally to receive the research award.
Lakelyn Tinsley transferred to South and changed her major, leaning into a creative drive that fueled her journey to a Mobile advertising agency. #MyFirstJob
Abby Russ used to scroll through social media accounts of students traveling the world. Last summer, she documented her own adventure in Spain, helping her win a $20,000 fellowship to Buenos Aires.
A survey completed by South researchers suggests the red snapper numbers are the highest in more than a decade.
The University received the honor for its long-standing history of supporting the military and military families.
Universities were evaluated using both public data sources and responses from surveys to determine Military Friendly designation.
Dr. Tuan Tran, assistant professor of Biology, has secured a three-year $500,000 National Science Foundation grant.
The University of South Alabama announced newly elected 2025-2026 Student Government Association officers.
Laura Grimm, who received her master's in marine sciences from South in 2015, has been named NOAA's acting administrator.