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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Mitchell College of Business's Accreditation Extended
The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business has extended the MCOB's global accreditation in business and accounting.
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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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Grand Start
A Mobile native and hospitality graduate begins her career on the Eastern Shore of Mobile Bay at the 'Queen of Southern Resorts' #MyFirstJob
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Nurse Survives Cancer, Earns Doctorate
Krystal Clark, a women's health nurse, plans to use her Doctor of Nursing Practice from South to open her own practice in Hollywood, Florida.
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South's Teacher Prep for Reading Earns An 'A' Grade
South's undergraduate and graduate programs earn an 'A' Grade in new report from the National Council on Teacher Quality.
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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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With A Little Help From Her Friends
Britney Mack credits South's welcoming environment for making her choice to pursue a chemical engineering degree an easy one.
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Macro Program for Microplastics
A South assistant professor is leading a $1.9 million research study to learn more about these tiny plastics and reduce pollution in the Gulf of Mexico.
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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.
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MLB Great Appointed to Board of Trustees
Luis Gonzalez, who played baseball for the Jags in the late 1980s, is South's newest trustee after being appointed by Gov. Kay Ivey.
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Answering the Call
Chloé Knippers, who just finished her first year at South in emergency medical services, works part-time as an EMT for a Mobile ambulance company.
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Preparing Students For What Comes Next
South is implementing a new Quality Enhancement Plan called LevelUP that coincides with its institutional accreditation review.
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USA to Host National Library of Medicine Exhibit
"Opening Doors: Contemporary African American Physicians," to be held through June 17 at the Charles M. Baugh Biomedical Library.
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USA Greek Organizations Receive Honors
South's Office of Greek Life honored fraternity and sorority members at the recent 2022-2023 Greek Awards Ceremony.
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Rediscovering Family History
Tiffany Pogue, a Gilman Scholar and psychology graduate, traces her family history through 'Descendant,' the Africatown documentary.
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Stokes School of Marine and Environmental Sciences Lands NASA Grant
This funding will support the development of technical computing content for the University's marine science labs.