$3.6 Million Grant to Support Nursing Mobile Units in Rural, Underserved Communities
The initiative will support holistic care by healthcare providers that represent the diversity of the areas they serve.
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Whiddon College of Medicine Welcomes Largest Class
The 80-member Class of 2026 is greeted with orientation activities ranging from informative to interactive to social.
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Judge Bill Lewis Appointed to USA Board of Trustees
Lewis joins a board that recently elected new leadership, including Arlene Mitchell, the first woman to serve as a chair pro tempore
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South Leads Initiative to Curb Youth Violence
University researchers will collaborate with the Mobile Police Department and Mobile County Public Schools on a five-year, $3.5 million project focused on reducing death, injury and incarceration.
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Internship, Job Offer, Promotion
Mitchell College of Business graduate Jensen Graddick turns an internship in human resources into a full-time job and then a new title in short order. #MyFirstJob
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Future of the Field in Research
Dr. Matthew Reichert and Heather Wainwright earn global honors by the Society of Research Administrators International.
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South Hosts Brain Injury Camp
USA faculty and students collaborated with the Alabama Head Injury Foundation to host Bright Ideas Traumatic Brain Injury Camp.
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JagSat-isfaction
South engineering students and faculty cheer the Florida launch of a SpaceX rocket carrying their JagSat-1 satellite that will transmit data back to Shelby Hall. “We’re in orbit!”
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College of Allied Health Professions Initiates New Programs
Two new programs in the Pat Capps Covey College of Allied Health Professions will expand both academic and professional opportunities.
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Marine Sciences Professor Wins $3.1 Million Water Quality Grant
Dr. John Lehrter and the University of South Alabama School of Marine and Environmental Sciences will lead the three-year study of water and sediment quality along Alabama' s Gulf Coast.
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Art Start
Micah Mermilliod moves from solo shows to collaborative work as an assistant curator for the Alabama Contemporary Art Center. #MyFirstJob
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Greater Amberjack Count
USA professor is leading a federally funded project that could have significant implications for commercial and recreational fishing.
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Big City Beginning
Mi'Asia Barclay, who earned bachelor's and master's degrees at South, begins her health administration career in Atlanta at the Morehouse School of Medicine. #MyFirstJob
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Career-Beginning Injury
Dislocating his elbow during a high school baseball game leads Jay Copeland to physical therapy training at South and a job in Birmingham. #MyFirstJob
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USA and City of Mobile Commemorate Juneteenth Celebration
South joins the City of Mobile in educating and commemorating during the Juneteenth celebration from June 16-July 21, 2022.
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South's Upward Bound Grant Renewed Another Five Years
The academically rigorous summer program helps prepare first-generation college students for the challenges that lie ahead.
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Word of Mouth
The Jewish Mobile Oral History Project at South looks to make connections, share experiences and record stories before they are lost to time.
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South Offers Heroes Scholarship
The Heroes Scholarship is available to all active servicemen and servicewomen pursuing an undergraduate degree at USA.
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Stocks and Socks
Quin Frazier, a finance student and entrepreneur from Huntsville, is building a clothing business around sweat pants with fleece socks. 'I've always been a big dreamer,' he says.
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Educational Accessibility & Disability Resources Center Renovated
A ribbon-cutting and open house were held for students, faculty, staff and administrators to celebrate the newly renovated space.