USA National Alumni Association Elects New Officers
The USA National Alumni Association elected three new officers and four new directors during its annual membership.
The USA National Alumni Association elected three new officers and four new directors during its annual membership.
Five USA faculty members were recognized for their achievements as well as one outstanding young alumnus honored for 2020.
Artificial intelligence and machine learning could lead to improved weather forecasting and more targeted evacuations.
USA joins a group of organizations teaming up with the United Way of Southwest Alabama to help families affected by COVID-19.
Department of Marine Sciences newest faculty member Dr. Brandi Reese's cutting edge research explores life below the ocean floor.
#FreshmanFocus: For Kaitlyn Reynolds, who kicked field goals in Orlando, Fla., coming to South is a family tradition.
South's Valeria King beats out candidates from 200 institutions to earn top life sciences master's thesis for 2020.
'Challenging the Myths' book by South professors wins Women & Crime Award from Society of Criminology.
The United Way of Southwest Alabama will honor USA for its devotion to volunteerism and winning a Heart of Gold award.
USA wins a National Science Foundation grant to help fund workshops for team-based learning in undergraduate mathematics courses.
South's athletic programs top the Sun Belt Conference in academic progress rates over the last one-year and four-year periods.
Madison English receives the first social justice scholarship from the 100 Black Men of Greater Mobile and the University.
USA Honors College dean and history professor will begin serving in her role as Southern Regional Honors Council president in March.
Evan Mazur is named a Hohenstein Fellow by the Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society and receives an $8,500 award for graduate school.
South's Honors College gets a head start at its annual retreat, and Week of Welcome is underway to welcome new students.
The Innovation in Learning Center hosts Summer Institute for South faculty members to perfect their online teaching skills.
The Next in Ed podcast will feature conversations with teachers, administrators and policymakers about issues in education.
Clayton Suell, who studies artificial intelligence in South's IMPACT Lab, wins an Alabama Space Grant Consortium Award.
Dr. Stephanie Smallegan received the 2020 early-career research fellowship given by the National Academies' Gulf Research Program.
Dr. Jeremiah Henning, an assistant professor of biology, secures a two-year, $348,000 grant from the National Science Foundation.