Retired Vice Admiral to Address Graduates
William 'Dean' Lee '79 will speak at Saturday's commencement, which will be live-streamed from the Mitchell Center.
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Governor Appoints South Alumna to Board
Alexis Atkins, a principal in co-ownership of Budweiser Busch Distributing, Inc., of Mobile, is past president of the USA National Alumni Association.
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In Search of a Safer Sunscreen
Undergrad Yousef Omar describes his 'insanely awesome' research on a more effective sun blocker using silver nanoparticles.
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'Winter Wonderland' set for Mitchell Center
USA musicians will perform traditional and modern arrangements of holiday favorites Thursday at a free public concert.
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South Raises $259,263 for Local Agencies
More than 2,600 employees and retirees contributed to this year's United Way Campaign, including 128 who gave $500 or more.
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Keep Calm and Carry Credit Wisely
As the holiday shopping season gets underway, South's Dr. Reid Cummings offers eight ways to survive on a budget.
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7,000 Miles Apart, Two Cultures Cross Paths
South's Study Abroad student exchange program is shrinking distances while expanding global experiences.
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Today in Class: Bananas and Helicopters
South students learn how to keep a cool head — and suture fruit — during a campus mass-casualty drill. (Fake blood included.)
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Finding Ways to Starve Cancer Cells
Honors program junior Alex Coley, with the help of a faculty mentor, is researching ways to target vulnerabilities in cells.
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'A Thrill Ride Not to be Missed'
Contemporary drama 'When You Comin' Back, Red Ryder?', set in a 1960s diner in New Mexico, runs at Theatre USA until Nov. 19.
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Toss Out the Polls? Not So Fast
South pollster Dr. Thomas Shaw said there remains much value in political polling. Just don't forget that margin of error.
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Breathe In, Breathe Out: Reduce That Stress
With the election over, South psychologist Dr. Elise Labbé-Coldsmith offers seven ways to return balance to your life.
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Four-peat! Jags Take Sun Belt Title
South's soccer team becomes just the second program in league history to win four consecutive tournament crowns.
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'It's Important That We Are Visible'
South mentors offer support, friendship and hope through the Collegiate 100 and the 100 Black Men of Greater Mobile.
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On the Front Lines of Cyber Defense
South students take advantage of a $4.1 million grant that covers tuition and places them in internships with federal agencies.
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USA and Spring Hill Announce Collaboration
Students will be able to register for courses at either institution, increasing access to education and flexibility in planning.
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Poet Nathaniel Mackey to Visit South
The leading African-American poet, writer and scholar will speak Nov. 1 as part of USA's Stokes Center for Creative Writing.
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South Recognized for Global Engagement
The University is set to quadruple its number of Study Abroad students and also has increased international student enrollment.
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South Author Pens Children's Book
'Go South to Freedom,' by Frye Gaillard, is the story of a family's journey to escape slavery that ends unexpectedly in Mobile.
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The Answer Isn't Blowing in the Wind
But it may be in South's network of weather stations that collects data, available to the public, along the northern Gulf Coast.