South Employees, Retirees Raise $720K
The Employee and Retiree Annual Fund is part of South's Upward & Onward comprehensive fundraising campaign.
The Employee and Retiree Annual Fund is part of South's Upward & Onward comprehensive fundraising campaign.
Chasity Collier, a fifth-grade science teacher at Dawes Intermediate School in Mobile County, graduated from South in 1998.
Thirty-one 9th-12th graders from five local schools participated in the contest at the University of South Alabama.
After being draped off for repairs for more than a year, South's traditional photo backdrop at Commencement is back.
Retiring professor Dr. Doug Haywick walked across the stage at the Mitchell Center to earn his second bachelor's degree.
Before arriving at South, Rod Newsome was mostly self-taught. He's since played twice with the Mobile Symphony Orchestra.
The University recognized more than 2,200 degree candidates at two ceremonies, 50 years after USA's first commencement.
South holds its annual awards luncheon to honor and showcase student organizations and community service.
Sororities and fraternities raised more than $102,000 for philanthropy this year, and dedicated nearly 32,000 service hours.
South faculty will play with elementary school students in China via live stream in a May 11 free concert open to the public.
Mikayla Walters chose South for engineering after visiting campus. She will stay for her master's after a layover in Chile.
Winifred George watched the compassion of nurses when her grandmother died. Now she wants to help bring life into the world.
Master of science degrees will be awarded in sports management, along with marine conservation and resource management.
Mobile's Merceria Ludgood and the EU's David O'Sullivan will speak during Spring Commencement ceremonies on Saturday, May 6.
The deadline to register for the University of South Alabama's Conference on Teaching and Learning is Wednesday, April 26.
The University of South Alabama reaches a milestone in its $150 million 'Upward & Onward' fundraising campaign.
The center recognizes donors Julian and Kim MacQueen: 'It's very important for us to create unity in everything we do.'
Abraham Mitchell, whose generous gift initiated a $50 million scholarship initiative, meets with several grateful recipients.
The DeBakey Foundation has provided the USA College of Medicine more than $2 million to support academic scholarships.
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