Forecasting the Weather and Making History
South adjunct instructor Alan Sealls has broken through numerous ethnic barriers to become one of nation's top meteorologists.
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South Graduates Lead Mobile Porch Parade
With Mardi Gras parades canceled because of the coronavirus pandemic, two alumnae and a Ph.D. candidate find a new way to celebrate the Carnival season.
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USA President Tony Waldrop to Retire; National Search to Commence
The retirement of Dr. Tony Waldrop later this year follows a seven-year tenure marked by substantial growth and enhancements to the University's mission of education, healthcare, research and service.
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South Healthcare Students Join COVID-19 Vaccination Effort
At the Mobile Civic Center, where hundreds of people are rolling up their sleeves each day, students are getting to work — doing everything from giving injections and monitoring patients to directing traffic.
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South Alumnae named Teachers of the Year
A trio of women, who earned degrees from South have now been named the best of the best in the Mobile County Public Schools.
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Perseverance Pays Off
2nd Lt. Zachery LaJoie receives his military commission from the U. S. Army Reserve Officer Training Corps, ROTC at South.
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Celebrating the History and Heritage of Black Americans
South celebrates Black History Month with virtual events, observing University and CDC COVID-19 guidelines for safety.
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Strickland Recognized for Genetic Research
South faculty member Dr. Jason Strickland co-authors study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
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South Graduate Leads Mobile Innovation Team
Growing up in public housing, Terrance Smith now sits in the mayor's suite on the 10th floor of Government Plaza. There, he is earning a reputation as a skilled problem solver.
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CGI Establishes New Scholarship at the School of Computing
The scholarship is part of a commitment by both CGI and South to enhance and increase diversity, equity and inclusion.
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Celebrating the Contributions of Catholic Sisters in Academics
USA assistant professor's research highlights the contributions of Catholic sisters' careers in education leadership and science.
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Fanny Meisler Trauma Center Opens
The $20 million facility is the region's only level 1 trauma center and is now open at USA Health's University Hospital.
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South Sophomore Solves Cold Cases Using DNA, Forensic Genealogy
Olivia McCarter brings focus and closure to unsolved cases, identifying victims and giving law enforcement a trail to suspects.
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USA Joins Virtual Celebration of Unity and Service
South plans for a week-long series of virtual events to celebrate the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
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Digging Into the Past
South and the City of Mobile partner on a cultural resource survey in the Africatown community prior to planned construction.
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Building Success at South
Dr. Nicole Carr is one of 10 honorees nationally who are being recognized for their work as first-year student advocates.
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South Social Justice Awards Announced
Four members of USA's faculty were awarded the first Social Justice Initiative grant awards.
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USA Band Members Participate In National Championship Performance
Seven members of the Jaguar Marching Band will join nearly 1,500 other performers for a virtual college marching band show.
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Heslin Named Director of USA Mitchell Cancer Institute
Heslin leaves the O'Neal Comprehensive Cancer Center at UAB to take over the reins at the USA Mitchell Cancer Institute.
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South Dives Into Galapagos Research
USA's collaboration with partners in Ecuador and on the volcanic archipelago grows with a focus on research and global engagement.