Medical Dean Receives Champion of Life Award
Dr. Samuel Strada is a familiar face around campus, as an avid Jags fan and in his role overseeing the College of Medicine.
Dr. Samuel Strada is a familiar face around campus, as an avid Jags fan and in his role overseeing the College of Medicine.
If you promised to get in better shape for 2016, here are tips for sticking to your plan and staying off the couch.
Engineering junior Cody Parker came within a minute of beating his 2015 time to win this year's First Light Marathon in Mobile.
A USA Mitchell Cancer Institute dietitian offers five ways to eat healthy and follow the latest federal dietary guidelines.
Thanks to a generous gift from a Clarke County couple, seniors graduating from Jackson High School and other Clarke County high schools could get financial help if they enroll at the University of South Alabama ...
Mobile quadruplets were born at USA Children's & Women's Hospital; now all are students at their mother's alma mater.
Dr. Harold Pardue taught himself the native language of northern India by listening to tapes, movies and his students.
A group of USA students faced that same question, and they answered by beating the Standard & Poor's 500 Index.
Efficiencies including water wells drilled on campus translate to utility savings and a reduced carbon footprint.
Film students including Erin Weninegar get a start in the film industry with the help of alumni Drew Hall and Horst Sarubin.
Dr. Yaguang Xi wasn't content trying to save one life at a time. So he turned from surgery to research, then earned an MBA.
Most departments will be closed until January 4; a limited number observe different schedules during the break.
Dr. Andrea M. Kent has served as interim dean since August and has been a member of the faculty of the college for the past 11 years.
The holiday season is upon us! If you are still looking for the perfect gift, the University of South Alabama has you covered.
Associate Professor Dr. Richard Ward discusses George Lucas and the impact of 'Star Wars' as 'The Force Awakens' hits theaters.
The Civil Rights icon and Georgia congressman urged graduates to 'use your education as a great tool to change injustice.'
Katherine Sweet started down one academic path. Then she discovered philosophy and ended up in Thailand.
Raaj Ghosal graduates with a passion for academics, research and service. His key to success? Maintaining balance.
John Waldron walked across the Mitchell Center stage Saturday, ending a journey that was interrupted in 1978.
USA graduate Grant Enfinger, winner of the 2015 Automobile Racing Club of America Racing Series, describes life at 200 mph.