MCI Breaks Ground on Fairhope Clinic
The new treatment center, when open in 2017, will double the Mitchell Cancer Institute's space in Baldwin County.
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7 Ways to Survive Finals Week
Feeling a bit stressed? Fear not. Dr. Bob Hanks offers these suggestions on how to prepare for end-of-year exams.
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'Conflict Forced Us to Find New Ways'
EU ambassador talks trade, refugees and terrorism - and against selling short the European Union - during a visit to South.
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Scalpel? Check. Kitchen Knives? Check.
USA nursing and medical school students are on kitchen duty in pilot program focused on nutrition and healthy eating.
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Prince Dies; The Prowl Pays Tribute
General Manager and South student Rhett Flowers shares five things he will remember about the iconic pop star.
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Six Years After Oil Spill, Research Continues
Dr. Ken Heck, professor of marine sciences, has employed baseline data on juvenile fishes collected with the help of students.
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South Students Elect New SGA Officers
Joshua Crownover, a sophomore majoring in business finance from Satsuma, will serve as president.
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Medical Affairs VP, COM Dean Announced
Dr. John V. Marymont will head the College of Medicine and join the University's health care leadership team beginning July 1.
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Photo Gallery: South's Oozeball Tournament
The Southerners student ambassador group held its 28th annual Oozeball competition in five volleyball mud pits.
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Earth Day: Clean-Up, Trash Audits and Art
Students boarded kayaks and canoes to clear trash from waterways on campus along the Glenn Sebastian Nature Trail.
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Two-Faced El Niño on the Run
After a mild winter, drought and flooding, observers await a possible La Niña, said South's Dr. Keith Blackwell.
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'As You Like It' Closes Theatre USA Season
William Shakespeare's comic masterpiece began a one-week run Friday at the Laidlaw Performing Arts Center.
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USA Wind Ensemble to Perform at Festival
Mentorship and music blend as Alabama's best young musicians arrive this week for the All-State Band Festival.
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Graphic Novel Selected for Common Read
Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, in comic book format, tells of a Jewish survivor of Hitler's Europe and his cartoonist son.
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Doctoral Student Serves as STEM Advocate
Angelia Bendolph picked for American Association of University Women panel on Science, Technology, Engineering and Math.
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What He Said Made National News
'No matter what sport you compete in, it's going to come to an end sometime,' said Jags kicker Aleem Sunanon.
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Pathway USA Expands to Mississippi
Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College students offered a seamless transition to enroll at South after graduation.
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Before Sun Rises, South Grad Shines
Margie Friedman's firstborn son was a patient at USA Children's & Women's Hospital. Today she is a nurse there.
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High School Students Take 'Journey' in Contest
More than five dozen participants from seven area schools pen essays in French, Spanish, German and Latin.
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Gaillard Receives Eugene Current-Garcia Award
USA writer-in-residence's book 'Cradle of Freedom' was chosen as South's Common Read selection for 2015-16.