Good News For Small Businesses?
The backbone of America's economy could get a boost if President-elect Donald Trump and Congress do these three things.
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Freedom, Equality Focus of 'Teach-In'
The student-organized forum included a robust discussion and dissection of wording in the Declaration of Independence.
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USA Remembers King With Outreach
Hundreds of South volunteers participate in MLK Day of Service projects to celebrate the life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
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Strong Showing in 40 Under Forty
Faculty, staff and alumni representing both academics and health care join Mobile Bay magazine's annual leaders list.
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Internship Leads to New Perspective
Kelsey Ramirez had resolved against working with children. That was until she found her calling at a child welfare agency.
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South Grad's Office Has Four Wheels
Ashton Pennington, an officer with South's Police Department, was a javelin thrower and Student Auxiliary officer at USA.
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Screenings Set for Jewish Film Festival
Three films will be shown on South's Mobile and Fairhope campuses as part of the 16th annual Mobile Jewish Film Festival.
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Committed to Health Care for the Underserved
PA graduate student Karen Finklea earns a competitive national scholarship to help those with limited access to health care.
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SOLD! First Preparation, then the Pitch
Business students analyzed local commercial properties and, as part of their grade, presented to Mobile real estate leaders.
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'I Know What They Are Going Through'
Diagnosed with cancer now in remission, Honors junior Pooja Revanna is working toward a career as a pediatric oncologist.
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University Holiday Schedule
Most departments will be closed until Jan. 3, 2017; a limited number observe different schedules during the break.
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Piazza named NAI Fellow, a first for South
MCI's Dr. Gary A. Piazza, who holds 70 issued or pending patents, has been recognized by the National Academy of Inventors.
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Mobile Designated TechHire Community
South helps city earn classification and commits with partners to train and employ 500 information technology job candidates.
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Bringing Order to the Court in Atlanta
Yolanda Lewis '00, '02 manages 300 people and a $24.5 million budget as Superior Court of Fulton County, Ga., administrator.
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Same Spot, New Address for USA Medical Center
Section of Fillingim Street renamed USA Medical Center Drive in a nod to the hospital with the area's only Level 1 trauma center.
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Meet 'Mr. Shared Leadership'
Dr. Craig Pearce says companies should rethink their management structure to increase efficiency, productivity and profit.
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'My Job Wasn't to be the Smartest Guy'
Retired Vice Admiral William "Dean" Lee '79 conveys to graduates the importance of team work, character and leadership.
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Author Writing His Next Chapter — and Book
With two degrees and three published books, Robert Bennie Warren plans to teach, write and, perhaps, work on a doctorate.
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From a Challenging Start, a Fast Finish
Abandoned in China and raised by her adopted grandparents, Robin Campbell finishes her degree in a little more than two years.
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His Mentorship Led to an Internship, Career
Retired Vice Admiral William 'Dean' Lee credits Dr. Robert Barrow with guiding him from mall watcher to homeland protector.