Empowering Women, Developing Leaders
Kinsley Knapp, a nursing major, gets a D.C. lesson on public policy, social change and maintaining a competitive edge.
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Connecting Math, Science and a Paycheck
High school students learn about cyber security and career opportunities during a week-long program at South.
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'No Dinosaurs, No Whips, and No Crystal Skulls'
Children from the Poarch Band of Creek Indians arrive on campus and get a non-Hollywood lesson in archaeology.
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Focused and Living Beyond Her Dreams
For South grad Tiffany Williams, a Los Angeles casting and reality show producer, hard work and a little risk-taking pays off.
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Critical to STEM Success — the Arts
Summer program supports blending arts into science, technology, engineering and math for a well-rounded K-12 education.
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Gulf Shores Summer Internship or Bust
South students learn servant leadership and the ins and outs of the hospitality business for money and industry experience.
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'The Pride I Am Feeling is Like No Other'
South alum Nicholas Brownlee wins prestigious international singing competition – then has to get back on stage for an encore.
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USA Archives Completes Move to Main Campus
The Doy Leale McCall Rare Book and Manuscript Library opens with 10,000 square feet on the third floor of Marx Library.
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As World Series Closes, So Does AD's Role
Dr. Joel Erdmann's committee picked and seeded the teams whose play ultimately led to Coastal Carolina's win in Omaha.
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USA Graduate Wins Prestigious Fellowship
Catherine Zivanov, 22, is the first University of South Alabama student to win the Phi Kappa Phi Marcus L. Urann Fellowship.
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Beating the Summer Reading Slump
The College of Education opens a literacy center with two camps and tutoring to build critical learning skills.
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The Beginning of the End of the UK?
South's Mitchell College of Business experts break down three knowns and three unknowns following the Brexit vote.
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One Year Later, Taking a Leadership Role
Maire Nakada, a South nursing student and 2015 Distinguished Young Woman, promotes 'being your best self.'
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Piano Camp Keeps the Music Alive
One of the participants was Natalie Newton, a repeat camper who began playing at age 7 on a Radio Shack keyboard.
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Inspiring Educators to Create Bright Futures
The Southeast Regional Robert Noyce Connections Conference highlighted South's commitment to K-12 education.
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USA Gets Growing with Campus Garden
The farm-to-table movement is growing on the USA campus, thanks to students and University-wide support.
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Vanguard Staff Wins Journalism Awards
Alyssa Newton, former Vanguard editor-in-chief, won first place in multiple categories at a national journalism competition.
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Jaguars Competing in National Track Finals
Trio returns to NCAA championships looking to earn All-America honors.
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"Team Zambia" Produces Life Lessons for Students
USA engineering students designed an irrigation system using existing technology to help villagers grow sustainable crops.
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USA Board of Trustees Elects New Officers
Attorney Kenneth O. Simon, businessman James H. Shumock and philanthropist Arlene Mitchell were selected for three-year terms.