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  • Heroes Scholarship Expands

    The University of South Alabama has teamed up with the Mobile County Deputy Sheriff and Correctional Officer Foundation to provide an affordable pathway to a bachelor's degree in criminal justice.

  • Marshall Named Honors College Dean

    Dr. Doug Marshall will step into the role after serving as interim dean. “The Honors College is the natural place for new and innovative ideas and partnerships from all over campus to take root and bear fruit,” he ...

  • 'Keep Your J's Up'

    Nearly 2,100 spring and summer graduates are celebrated during Commencement ceremonies at the USA Mitchell Center.

  • Galapagos Geography

    A South senior uses maps, photos and Geographic Information Science to illustrate her research trip to the Galapagos Islands. Another trip is planned this summer.

  • Leading Role

    On her campus tour, Amya Douglas heard about all the opportunities for students at South. The new Student Government Association president took that to heart.

  • Get Organized, Get Ahead

    The University of South Alabama is offering a new, fully-online bachelor's degree in organizational leadership.

  • 5 Things To Know About Oozeball

    The 33rd annual mud volleyball tournament will return to the University of South Alabama on Saturday, April 22.

  • South Seamester

    Living and studying on Dauphin Island, four marine science undergraduates get more than their feet wet during the University's first Semester by the Sea.

  • Snake, Rattle and Role

    Grace Coppinger, an Honors College student, finds her niche in reptile research, from hunting rattlesnakes in West Texas to analyzing rear-fang venom in common garter snakes.

  • Called to Serve

    Col. Jonathan Archer credits his experience as a student at South with setting him on a path to his appointment as Alabama Director of Public Safety.

  • Education Retention Summit

    The Black Faculty and Staff Association and Mitchell College of Business are hosting the Education Retention Summit Saturday, April 1.