University Alumni, Supporters Honored
Five alumni, a retired USA employee and a county commissioner are recognized by the USA National Alumni Association.
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USA Announces Street Name Changes
New street names and updated signs will help students and visitors navigate South's campus and find major facilities.
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Getting a Head Start in Nursing
South is collaborating with community colleges to speed the time it takes to earn a Bachelor of Science in nursing.
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Drive-By Truckers' Hood to Perform
The March 2 event will include a performance by Patterson Hood, a presentation on roots music and a roundtable discussion.
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Nursing Dean to Chair State Board
Dr. Heather Hall, dean the USA College of Nursing, has been elected chair of the Alabama Association of Colleges of Nursing.
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USA Giving Day Raises $534,671
More than 1,700 donors supported scholarships, research, athletics and USA Health programs during the third annual USA Giving Day.
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Bringing Artistry to the Streets of Carnival
USA alumni keep a tradition alive by designing and building floats for some of Mobile's most iconic Mardi Gras parading groups.
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South Stands Against Violence With V-Day 2020
USA joins the global movement aimed at ending violence against women and girls during "V-Day: Until the Violence Stops 2020."
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Simulated Conditions, Real Results
USA healthcare students begin training in the newly opened Simulation Building using high-tech, low-stress manikins.
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Weather Center Gets New Name, Location
The Alabama Power USA Coastal Weather Research Center supports business and serves as a training ground for meteorology students.
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Author Patti Callahan to Hold Workshop
The Stokes Center for Creative Writing will host Callahan, who will conduct a writing workshop and discuss her historical novel.
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Jones College Joins Pathway USA
Mississippi's Jones College is the sixth two-year institution to team up with South to expand access to a four-year degree.
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Looking at Doing Business Differently
Entrepreneur, marketer and Ph.D. student Stacey Wellborn says using data in decision-making has given her a new way of thinking.
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Called to Teach, Supported by South
After working in industry, Ramsey Willis used his real-world experience and a USA education to pursue a teaching career.
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South Artist Wins Girl Scout Award
Freshman Grace Richardson earns the Girl Scouts' highest honor with a campaign inspired by a visit to the Dauphin Island Sea Lab.
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South Historian Earns NEH Fellowship
Dr. Claire Cage will use a fellowship to complete a book titled 'The Science of Proof: Forensic Medicine in Modern France.'
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MacQueen Alumni Center Opens on Campus
The University's National Alumni Association cuts the ribbon on the center that will serve as home for nearly 85,000 alumni.
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Stopping a Waste of Useful Waste
USA students are recognized for their research on recovering an important nutrient from treated wastewater sludge.
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USA to Host Author Edwidge Danticat
The Haitian-born Danticat will visit Jan. 30. Her latest book, 'Everything Inside,' includes stories of her personal journey.
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Living in Kuwait, Investing in South
Tiffany Whitfield had a dilemma: What to do with her earnings from teaching abroad. She decided to pay for others' education.