USA Faculty Member Invited to the White House
Dr. David Meola, Fanny and Bert Meisler associate professor of history and Jewish studies has been invited to the White House.
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'Living Laboratory'
The University of South Alabama Foundation has gifted more than a quarter mile of bayfront to the University, opening additional access for teaching and research.
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Sound Investment
South announces plans for a permanent home for the Jaguar Marching Band, complete with a new outdoor practice field. The project, expected to be complete by 2026, will allow the band to grow membership.
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Clinical and Counseling Psychology Ph.D. Program Earns Reaccreditation
South's program earned the maximum 10-year reaccreditation from the American Psychological Association.
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USA 2023-2024 Common Read Book Announced
University of South Alabama Common Read book tells first-hand account of final American slave ship journey.
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Falling For South
First-year students begin fall semester by meeting and greeting classmates during Week of Welcome events.
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The Beat and the Heat
More than 250 members of the Jaguar Marching Band survive a sweltering Band Camp with energy, enthusiasm and plenty of water breaks.
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South Professor Receives NSF Grant to Study Clean Energy
Dr. Arjun Dahal has been awarded a $300,893 grant by the National Science Foundation for his research on developing clean energy.
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South Hosts Math Corps Camp for Middle School, High School Students
The University of South Alabama is one of only eight colleges or universities in the United States to hold the program annually.
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South Offering Diversity and Cultural Competence Certificate Program
The new 15 credit hour certificate program is available for all undergraduates in any major or as a stand-alone certification.
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USA Professor to Lecture in Japan
Dr. Matthew Pettway, associate professor of Spanish, will lecture at two universities in Kyoto, Japan later this month.
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Field Trips and Science Tips
Kevin Culpepper, a biology graduate from South, makes learning fun for students and school groups at the Exploreum Science Center. #MyFirstJob
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Museum Opener
Jessica Fairley, a South communication graduate, manages the Africatown Heritage House. The Mobile museum is welcoming its first guests with “Clotilda: The Exhibition.”
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South Senior Earns Gilman Scholarship
Darbi Broadus has won a 2023 Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship and will study abroad in Incheon, South Korea.
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South Graduates Earn National Mortar Board Fellowships
Annie Mascia plans pursue a master's degree in South’s Clinical and Mental Health Counseling program and obtain her counseling license to serve children and adolescents.
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Musical Meteorologist
At South, Nicholas Herboso studied meteorology, became drum major of the Jaguar Marching Band and prepared to start work at a Mobile TV station. #MyFirstJob
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Three South Professors Named Fulbright Scholars for 2023-24
Drs. Philip Habel, Christina Wassenaar and Ermmano Affuso are among just 800 nationwide selected as Fulbright Scholars in 2023.
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From USA to U.S. Army
A South broadcasting graduate uses the skills she honed at JagTV to win Civilian Videographer of the Year.
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Longtime USA Associate Professor Named Teacher of the Year
Zoya Kahn is the recipient of the 2023 Alabama Educator of Excellence Award for Spanish. (Post-Secondary)
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5 Things to Know about Red Snapper
As the red snapper season begins, researchers at South's Stokes School of Marine and Environmental Sciences offer insight on one of Alabama's most popular game fishes.