South Celebrating First-Generation Students
South's Office of Community Engagement is hosting a series of events to celebrate National First-Generation Day.
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South Lands Award That Helps Students Through Financial Challenges
South receives PATH grant to assist students who face financial challenges that could disrupt their academic journeys.
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Alabama Businesswoman Appointed to the USA Board of Trustees
Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey appoints Meredith Mitchell Hamilton to an at-large seat on South's Board of Trustees, effective immediately.
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Peer Training
A CPR initiative started by Honors College Junior Suhas Patil aims to educate and train all incoming freshmen in CPR and AED use.
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Five South Professors Recognized for Research
Drs. Todd McDonald, Alison Robertson, Troy Stevens, Bret Webb and Shenghua Wu are honored at 3rd annual Research & Technology Showcase.
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Hair's Half-Million
Dr. Joe Hair, director of the Ph.D. program at the Mitchell College of Business, reaches a milestone when his marketing research articles are cited for the 500,000th time.
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Class Act
A South education graduate draws on her theater experience to engage third-graders at Saraland Elementary School. #MyFirstJob
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South Professor Receives National Grant to Support Hearing Research
Dr. Nicholas Stanley receives a National Institutes of Health grant to conduct research involving patients with communication difficulties.
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South Lands Major Grant to Study Equity in STEM Education
Dr. Kathy Thompson secures a $2.7 million NSF grant to promote access and success for diverse learners in STEM education.
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Glass Pumpkin Patch Festival Set For Oct. 25
USA's glass art program will hold its 5th annual Glass Pumpkin Patch Festival on Oct. 25 at Marx Library.
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USA Stallworth Lecture on Bankhead Family Dynasty
The speaker for the Jack Stallworth Lecture will be Dr. Kari Frederickson, professor of history at the University of Alabama.
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USA Students Awarded Phi Kappa Phi Scholarship
Maura Hawkins and Milena Mata were recently awarded the nationally competitive Phi Kappa Phi scholarships to study abroad.
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Supply Chain Resilience
Watch for price increases, but free markets can handle a dock workers' strike, says Mitchell College of Business Assistant Professor Dr. Peter Simonson.
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Drafting Her Start
A civil engineering graduate crosses Mobile Bay to begin her career at one of Alabama's largest firms. #MyFirstJob
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Homecoming 2024 Events Announced
Country music artists Niko Moon and Blanco Brown will perform at the Mitchell Center. The Jags to take on UL-Monroe.
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South Launches Executive Global Leadership Study Abroad Program
The new study abroad program is open to any undergraduate student who is interested in exploring leadership at a global level.
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Social Justice Awards Fund Faculty Projects for Community Impact
The grant program was created in 2020 to support faculty research on social stratification, environmental justice, health disparities and equity
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Medicine and Music
Noah Sugg, this year's Board of Trustees Scholar, arrived at South with a perfect 36 on the ACT, a 4.56 GPA and National Merit finalist status – along with a double bass, mellophone and French horn.
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Silver Presidential Lectureship to Feature Ivan Maisel
Ivan Maisel, author and hall of fame columnist, will be the featured speaker at the Silver Endowed Presidential Lectureship October 22.
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South Goes Big for Local Teachers
South and the College Football Playoff's annual partnership celebrates educators and helps in the classroom.