$20 Million Announced for New Performing Arts Center
The gift from supporter Abraham "Abe" Mitchell was celebrated as the University commemorates six decades of promoting discovery, health and learning.
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Galapagos Geography
A South senior uses maps, photos and Geographic Information Science to illustrate her research trip to the Galapagos Islands. Another trip is planned this summer.
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2023-2024 Student Government Association Officers Announced
Amya Douglas, a junior communications studies major, will serve as SGA president for the 2023-2024 academic year.
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Leading Role
On her campus tour, Amya Douglas heard about all the opportunities for students at South. The new Student Government Association president took that to heart.
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South Seamester
Living and studying on Dauphin Island, four marine science undergraduates get more than their feet wet during the University's first Semester by the Sea.
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Snake, Rattle and Role
Grace Coppinger, an Honors College student, finds her niche in reptile research, from hunting rattlesnakes in West Texas to analyzing rear-fang venom in common garter snakes.
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Called to Serve
Col. Jonathan Archer credits his experience as a student at South with setting him on a path to his appointment as Alabama Director of Public Safety.
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Mahan Lecture 2023 Features Dr. Joe Trotter
Dr. Joe Trotter Jr. will speak on "African American History and COVID-19: Reflections of an Urban Labor and Social Historian"
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Stokes Gift $2 Million to Marine and Environmental Sciences
The USA Board of Trustees passes a resolution renaming the School the Angelia and Steven Stokes School of Marine and Environmental Sciences.
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Clontz Awarded NSF Grant to Expand Educational Resources in STEM Classrooms
Dr. Steven Clontz aims to make textbooks and scholarly documents freely available to STEM classrooms nationwide.
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Leading the Way
The Jaguar Marching Band, along with SouthPaw and Miss Pawla, made way for the Infant Mystics during Carnival in downtown Mobile. See the photos.
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'Descendant' Nominated for NAACP Image Award
The film was co-written and co-produced by Dr. Kern Jackson, director of USA's African American Studies program. The 54th NAACP Image Awards will be telecast Feb. 25.
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Stokes Center for Creative Writing Presents Dionne Irving
Dionne Irving will read from her latest short story collection "The Islands."
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Lewis Wins Gilman Scholarship to Study Abroad
University of South Alabama junior Tianna Lewis received a $3,500 scholarship and is studying in Spain this spring.
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Filling the Teacher Shortage
A grant of up to $2 million will help South educators begin a UTeach program for STEM students interested in teaching as a career.
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USA Wins IDEAS Grant For West Africa Study Abroad
South is one of 44 institutions nationwide to receive funding from the U.S. State Department for the U.S. Students Program.
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MLK Prayer Breakfast Scheduled
USA's Black Faculty and Staff Association will host its first Martin Luther King, Jr. Prayer Breakfast Friday, January 13, 2023.
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South Partners with Mobile Jewish Film Festival
USA will help host the 22nd annual Mobile Jewish Film Festival, bringing entertaining and meaningful films to Mobile.
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USA Students Earn Prestigious Award to Study Abroad
Tiffany Pogue and Freddy Garcia received the prestigious Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship, which is intended to make study abroad more accessible.
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Wanted: Gulf Scholars
A new research program at South will select students from diverse academic disciplines for community and environmental projects.