South Launches Executive Global Leadership Study Abroad Program
The new study abroad program is open to any undergraduate student who is interested in exploring leadership at a global level.
-
-
Social Justice Awards Fund Faculty Projects for Community Impact
The grant program was created in 2020 to support faculty research on social stratification, environmental justice, health disparities and equity
-
Medicine and Music
Noah Sugg, this year's Board of Trustees Scholar, arrived at South with a perfect 36 on the ACT, a 4.56 GPA and National Merit finalist status – along with a double bass, mellophone and French horn.
-
Silver Presidential Lectureship to Feature Ivan Maisel
Ivan Maisel, author and hall of fame columnist, will be the featured speaker at the Silver Endowed Presidential Lectureship October 22.
-
South Goes Big for Local Teachers
South and the College Football Playoff's annual partnership celebrates educators and helps in the classroom.
-
Businessman Elliot B. Maisel Donates $5 Million to Whiddon College of Medicine
The gift is the largest from an individual for the facility that will allow the University to graduate more physicians and enhance research and innovation.
-
USA Receives $2.5 Million EPA Grant
The Gulf Coast Environmental Equity Center will fund projects focused on improving water quality and reducing pollution.
-
Enrollment Grows for Second Consecutive Year
More students than ever are living on campus as enrollment at the University of South Alabama tops 14,000.
-
Paper Trail
A mechanical engineering graduate starts his career at an International Paper mill in Bogalusa, Louisiana. #MyFirstJob
-
South Creates Office of Military Services
The expansion of support for active-duty members of the U.S. military, their dependents and veterans will be led by David Blair, a retired U.S. Army sergeant major with more than 18 years of experience leading similar ...
-
School of Computing Alumni Connect at Summer DOE Internship
USA doctoral student Tristan Clark and Dr. Tristen Mullins worked together over the summer at Oak Ridge National Laboratory.
-
A View to the Future
Finance major Gabriel Kucala turns a summer internship into an extended stay, then a full-time job with Airbus on the 26th floor of the RSA Tower in downtown Mobile. #MyFirstJob
-
South's Collegiate 100 Chapter Finishes Second in National Competition
South's Collegiate 100 chapter recently placed second for their research presentation at the 100 Black Men of America's 38th Annual Conference in Atlanta.
-
James Named College of Engineering Dean
Dr. Darryl James will lead South's College of Engineering after serving more than 30 years at Texas Tech University. His focus includes increasing student engagement and expanding collaboration with community and ...
-
Engineering Honor Society Recognizes USA's Dr. John Steadman
The Tau Beta Pi Engineering Honor Society names Dr. John Steadman its 2024 Distinguished Alumnus Award winner.
-
Pence Wins National Poetry Fellowship
Charlotte Pence, director of the Stokes Center for Creative Writing recently won a $50,000 fellowship from the Academy of American Poets.
-
Exhibit Brings Substance Use Disorder into the Light
USA is collaborating with the INTO LIGHT Project to host the exhibition, "Drug Addiction: Real People, Real Stories," Thursday, Aug. 29, in the Student Center
-
Code Mode
After learning software development at South, this information systems graduate landed a job with an international consulting firm. #MyFirstJob
-
Leading Role
Students in South's Honors College kick off the semester early with a retreat. It's a tight-knit group whose members enrich campus life.
-
South Alumna Receives Phi Kappa Phi Fellowship
South mechanical engineering graduate, Julia Nelson has been selected as a 2024 Phi Kappa Phi recipient.