College of Nursing & USA Health Study Pressure Injury Prevention
The study led to the creation of a gap analysis instrument to evaluate pressure injury practices and can be used nationwide.
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Poverty and Public Health
At the USA Center for Healthy Communities, Dr. Martha Arrieta has spent nearly 20 years working to reduce health disparities in poor and underserved neighborhoods of Mobile.
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Fit for a Queen
Christina Johnson, who teaches costume design in the department of theatre and dance at South, helps design elaborate Mardi Gras gowns for Mobile Carnival balls.
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Pettway to Speak on Cuban Literature in the Age of Black Insurrection
South assistant professor will share his analysis on the African roots of Cuban carnival in this upcoming talk in Pensacola.
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Peace Offering
Rachel Burdine, an international studies graduate, always wanted to travel and serve vulnerable populations. She started in the Peace Corps and now works for World Relief, helping refugee families resettle in the U.S.
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Artist Returns to South
A Marx Library exhibit features the folk art and fabric designs of Herbert "Mannie" Pair III, a Mobile artist and gallerist who earned a degree in graphic design.
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South Students Receive Free Passports to Study Abroad
25 students will get opportunities for new experiences as they receive free passports for future Study Abroad educational journeys.
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Deforestation Rises in the Rainforest
The research of Dr. Gabriel de Oliveira, published in Science magazine, suggests there has been a dramatic increase in the deforestation of the Amazon, one of the most important and endangered ecosystems in the world.
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South Professor's Artwork on Display in New Orleans
Benjamin Shamback, a professor in the Art & Art History department, has artwork on display at the LeMieux Galleries in New Orleans.
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South Alumna Receives a National Award for Teaching
Nicole Baranov is named one of 108 winners of the Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching.
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'Good Jobs and Bad Jobs'
Dr. Kenneth Hudson, an associate professor of sociology and social work at South, studies the dual labor market, income inequality and their implications for society.
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'This Is My Place'
Darlene Lewis turns two education degrees at South into professional success — and personal satisfaction — by guiding students in Mobile County Public Schools.
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South Celebrates Black History Month 2022
Free events will be held on campus throughout the month of February celebrating African American history and heritage.
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Tucker Wins Harper Lee Award
Tucker named the 25th Harper Lee Award winner given annually to outstanding writers with connections to the state of Alabama.
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Mobile Arts Council Recognizes South Alumna
University of South Alabama alumna, Amanda Youngblood received "The Arty" for her dedication to the arts in education.
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South Alumni Named Teachers of the Year
Three former South students are honored by the Mobile County Public School System after being nominated by their peers.
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Student Volunteers to Prepare Tax Returns
Upper-division accounting students taking part in the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program providing free tax preparation.
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Space Force Career Launched
Timothy Holden served in the Marine Corps and as a police officer before earning his engineering degree at South. His job as a Space Force contractor involves satellite communication systems.
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National Museum of Mathematics Honors South's Pavelescu
Dr. Elena Pavelescu was recently awarded the third place Rosenthal Prize for Innovation and Inspiration in Math Teaching.
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Studies in Social Justice
Kim Pusey chose South for graduate school because of an opportunity to work with at-risk youths. She now plans for it to be her career.