'Picking Up the Torch'
For the first time, women lead the USA Board of Trustees, the National Alumni Association and the Student Government Association.
For the first time, women lead the USA Board of Trustees, the National Alumni Association and the Student Government Association.
Anhelina Lukovenko, who emigrated from Ukraine as a child, and Kenya Valrie, who plans to realize her mother’s dream as a University of South Alabama graduate, each received a Leadership in Social Justice and ...
The Alabama Chapter of the Associated General Contractors has chosen South as its Public Owner of the Year for 2023.
The Indian Student Association welcomes students, faculty and staff to celebrate Holi, the Hindu festival of colors. Pro tip: Wear white.
South joins a network of nearly 400 other colleges and universities across the nation to be named a JED Campus.
Dr. Joe Trotter Jr. will speak on "African American History and COVID-19: Reflections of an Urban Labor and Social Historian"
Concrete canoes and lightweight bridges carry challenges at the Gulf Coast Student Symposium.
Before picking a roommate or requesting a specific hall, there are some bigger questions to ask: What should students want and expect in their home away from home?
Fall-to-spring freshman retention tops 90-percent for the first time in three years as the University continues to recover since the pandemic began.
The USA College of Nursing is the largest in the state, so it's not unusual to meet members of the same family at South. Three generations of nursing students, though, tend to stand out in a crowd.
The USA Board of Trustees passes a resolution renaming the School the Angelia and Steven Stokes School of Marine and Environmental Sciences.
Dr. Susan Gordon-Hickey will lead the Pat Capps Covey College of Allied Health Professions in the permanent role after serving as interim dean.
Dr. Steven Clontz aims to make textbooks and scholarly documents freely available to STEM classrooms nationwide.
This collaborative effort gives student survivors of sexual assault the ability to seek help 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
The Jaguar Marching Band, along with SouthPaw and Miss Pawla, made way for the Infant Mystics during Carnival in downtown Mobile. See the photos.
The film was co-written and co-produced by Dr. Kern Jackson, director of USA's African American Studies program. The 54th NAACP Image Awards will be telecast Feb. 25.
Accounting students in the Mitchell College of Business volunteer to help prepare free tax returns through April 15.
Dionne Irving will read from her latest short story collection "The Islands."
Cade Marty, who throws the javelin for South, recently reached new heights off the track with a paper on recycled asphalt accepted for publication.
University of South Alabama junior Tianna Lewis received a $3,500 scholarship and is studying in Spain this spring.