Finding Opportunities to Serve Others
After medical mission trips to Peru, Honduras and Rwanda, Olivia Butters heads to residency training in ...
Learning the Importance of Dedication, Sacrifice
Catherine Zivanov, Goldwater Scholar and Honors Program student, is following the example set by her parents.
One Step Closer to Fulfilling a Dream
Daeshen Smith knew from a young age he wanted to be a sports broadcaster, and his thesis reflects his ...
Go Fishing, Earn Cash, Support Research
Anglers who catch a red snapper with a yellow tag can earn up to $500 and help researchers study fishing ...
USA Pays Tribute to Academic All Stars
Forty South students are recognized for their national scholarships, fellowships and research experiences.
MCI Breaks Ground on Fairhope Clinic
The new treatment center, when open in 2017, will double the Mitchell Cancer Institute's space in Baldwin ...
7 Ways to Survive Finals Week
Feeling a bit stressed? Fear not. Dr. Bob Hanks offers these suggestions on how to prepare for end-of-year ...
'Conflict Forced Us to Find New Ways'
EU ambassador talks trade, refugees and terrorism - and against selling short the European Union - during a ...
Scalpel? Check. Kitchen Knives? Check.
USA nursing and medical school students are on kitchen duty in pilot program focused on nutrition and healthy ...
Prince Dies; The Prowl Pays Tribute
General Manager and South student Rhett Flowers shares five things he will remember about the iconic pop star.
Six Years After Oil Spill, Research Continues
Dr. Ken Heck, professor of marine sciences, has employed baseline data on juvenile fishes collected with the ...
South Students Elect New SGA Officers
Joshua Crownover, a sophomore majoring in business finance from Satsuma, will serve as president.
Medical Affairs VP, COM Dean Announced
Dr. John V. Marymont will head the College of Medicine and join the University's health care leadership team ...
Photo Gallery: South's Oozeball Tournament
The Southerners student ambassador group held its 28th annual Oozeball competition in five volleyball mud ...
Earth Day: Clean-Up, Trash Audits and Art
Students boarded kayaks and canoes to clear trash from waterways on campus along the Glenn Sebastian Nature ...
Two-Faced El Niño on the Run
After a mild winter, drought and flooding, observers await a possible La Niña, said South's Dr. Keith ...
'As You Like It' Closes Theatre USA Season
William Shakespeare's comic masterpiece began a one-week run Friday at the Laidlaw Performing Arts Center.
USA Wind Ensemble to Perform at Festival
Mentorship and music blend as Alabama's best young musicians arrive this week for the All-State Band Festival.
Graphic Novel Selected for Common Read
Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, in comic book format, tells of a Jewish survivor of Hitler's Europe and his ...
Doctoral Student Serves as STEM Advocate
Angelia Bendolph picked for American Association of University Women panel on Science, Technology, ...