South Professor's 'Descendant' Premieres at Sundance Film Festival
Dr. Kern Jackson will be recognized for his work on the film featuring the slave ship Clotilda and Africatown community.
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Home Front
South graduate Brittney Dixon fights discrimination through education and enforcement at the Center for Fair Housing in Mobile.
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South Celebrates MLK Day with Event Series
The University will celebrate the life and work of Dr. Martin Luther King with a series of in-person and virtual events.
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Alabama Counseling Association Recognizes South's Upton
USA assistant professor receives the Alabama counseling Association's Individual Publication Award at its annual conference.
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Meet Jo Bonner
The former congressman brings political experience and a personal touch to his role as the fourth president of the University of South Alabama.
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South Med Student Wins National Award
First-year med student Hanna Bobinger is recognized for academic success as well as her research and service contributions.
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Working for Her Tribe
A bachelor's degree from South led Dr. Deidra Suwannee Dees to a doctorate from Harvard and the position of tribal archivist for the Poarch Band of Creek Indians.
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Healed for the Holidays
Kenneth Johnson, who was struck by a truck in March, will celebrate Christmas at South after recovering from his injuries and returning to work as a University police sergeant.
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USA's Chambers Named to Alabama Innovation Corporation Board
The Commission's goal is to develop forward-thinking policy recommendations and ideas to create a more robust, inclusive economy.
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University Holiday Schedule
Most University of South Alabama departments will be closed until Jan. 3, 2022. Academic classes resume Jan. 10, 2022.
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'This Is Just the Beginning'
Gov. Kay Ivey and USA Health CEO Owen Bailey congratulate South's newest graduates and urge them to use their talents to serve others.
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Tied Up In Knots
Dr. Christine Ruey Shan Lee is using a grant from the National Science Foundation to continue her research in knot theory. She also works with middle school students in the Girls Who Code organization.
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Long Known to Snails, New Snake Species ID'd
A South researcher and his undergraduate research assistant, along with a team of researchers in Mexico, identify two unique snail-sucking species.
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A World of Good
Fellowships from Harvard University Press and the Institute for Advanced Study help Dr. Samuel Baker spend a sabbatical writing a book about truth in the ethics of Aristotle.
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USA raises $205,676 for United Way of Southwest Alabama
More than 1,700 employees and retirees contributed $205,676 to support the 2021 United Way of Southwest Alabama's annual campaign.
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USA Lands $2.25 Million Grant To Help Second Year Students
The five-year program will focus on the second year experience to help increase retention rates from year two to year three.
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School of Marine and Environmental Sciences Dedicated
New academic and research programs are expected to follow as South increases opportunities for students and faculty.
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PowerSchool Donates to College of Education and Professional Studies
The cloud-based software company for K-12 education makes an $80,000 donation to help students in teacher preparation programs.
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FergNation Forward
A Tik Tok video of Casey Ferguson boiling crawfish helped make her one of the most popular college sports social media personalities in the country. Her trending videos are landing her ad deals, and the basketball ...
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AT&T Gives $40K For STEM Outreach Program
The School of Computing's K-12 STEM Outreach Program strives to motivate and encourage students to pursue STEM related careers.