Building Success at South
Dr. Nicole Carr is one of 10 honorees nationally who are being recognized for their work as first-year student advocates.
Dr. Nicole Carr is one of 10 honorees nationally who are being recognized for their work as first-year student advocates.
Four members of USA's faculty were awarded the first Social Justice Initiative grant awards.
Seven members of the Jaguar Marching Band will join nearly 1,500 other performers for a virtual college marching band show.
Heslin leaves the O'Neal Comprehensive Cancer Center at UAB to take over the reins at the USA Mitchell Cancer Institute.
USA's collaboration with partners in Ecuador and on the volcanic archipelago grows with a focus on research and global engagement.
Winners chosen in for the first, "I Belong" essay competition describing each students' journey that led them to South.
Former USA runners Cassandra Kellum and Les'Lee Gilberry get a jump start on two scholarships to support student-athletes.
Louis and Melinda Mapp believe quality healthcare is critical for progress. They fuel its advancement through humble philanthropy.
Most University of South Alabama departments will be closed until Jan. 4, 2021. Academic classes resume Jan. 19, 2021.
Accounting graduate student, alumna and student-athlete of the year Briana Morris readies to take the field in Denmark.
A U.S. Department of Education grant provides $20,000 in seed money to develop and build an on-campus digital history lab.
More than 1,700 University of South Alabama and USA Health employees and retirees contribute to the United Way annual campaign.
The inaugural class of 13 full-time assistant and associate professors from six colleges were chosen for the program.
Collaborations with The Conservation Fund and the J.L. Bedsole Foundation open access to properties across Alabama.
The Indiana defensive coordinator returns to South, where he served in the same capacity for the Jags during the 2016-17 seasons.
Dr. Neil Schwarz, an associate professor of exercise science, is leading three externally funded industry sponsored projects.
USA's Phi Kappa Phi Chapter has been recognized for excellence nationally, while three faculty members earn individual awards.
A trio of USA doctoral students collaborate to win multiple awards at the Society for Marketing Advances annual conference.
Former PASSAGE USA student Benjamin Pelham continues to overcome challenges and appears in the film ‘Embattled.’
AT&T's contribution will total $20,000 through dollar-for-dollar matching by the Mitchell-Moulton Scholarship Initiative.