South Researchers Honored
Five University of South Alabama faculty members were honored at the 2nd Annual Technology and Research Showcase.
Five University of South Alabama faculty members were honored at the 2nd Annual Technology and Research Showcase.
Ben Raines shares a devotion to the Mobile-Tensaw Delta, "America's Amazon," as South's first environmental fellow and writer-in-residence.
Dr. Jordan Shropshire is named the inaugural Lawrence Minto Sylvestre Endowed Chair of Computing, effective October 1, 2023.
Dr. Jefferson Cowie will speak at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 25, at the Laidlaw Performing Arts Center. The annual event is free and open to the public.
A South education graduate shares his Creek Indian heritage with social studies students at Daphne East Elementary School. #MyFirstJob
The acquisition includes Providence's 349-bed hospital, eight clinics on the hospital campus and six family practice sites in west and north Mobile and Moss Point, Mississippi.
South's Center for Academic Excellence is awarded the Level 1 College Reading and Learning Association certification for peer tutor training.
Dr. Jonathan Perez's research focuses on how the brains of songbirds use environmental information to time seasonal migration.
The visit by members of Oklahoma's Choctaw Nation is part of a project led by USA associate professor Dr. Erin Nelson.
Video: Thousands of students and alumni danced and cheered their way through "Homecoming 2023: Diamonds Are Forever," a 60th Anniversary celebration.
Katie Giles, a first-year student from Gadsden, Alabama, and a walk-on with the cross country team, is awarded the 2023 USA Board of Trustees Scholarship.
A South business graduate grabbed the opportunity to turn an internship into a supply-chain position with a direct-to-customer meat business. #MyFirstJob
Dr. David Meola, Fanny and Bert Meisler associate professor of history and Jewish studies has been invited to the White House.
South's Nurse Practitioner Residency Program Receives New Grant to Continue Providing Primary Care to Underserved Communities.
The University will celebrate with activities beginning Monday through the Jaguars' football game against Central Michigan Saturday.
First-year student enrollment at the University rose by nearly 20 percent over last fall. Record number of students now live on campus.
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.
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.
The Health and Human Resources and Services Administration grant is one of only nine awarded nationwide.
South's program earned the maximum 10-year reaccreditation from the American Psychological Association.