Artificial Intelligence, Real Solutions
A faculty research mixer leads to a successful collaboration to improve medical education using AI.
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Graduate Programs Receive National Recognition
South earns recognition for nine graduate programs and three medical school categories from U.S. News & World Report.
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Serving Spirit
Jaguars gave a muddy assist at the annual Oozeball tournament to raise money for scholarships and support the Southerners, South's student ambassadors. See photos.
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USA's Program Named Finalist in GoAbroad Innovation Awards
South's Executive Leadership in Greece program is a finalist in the Innovative Study Abroad Program category for the 2025.
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South Achieves Military Friendly® Status
Universities were evaluated using both public data sources and responses from surveys to determine Military Friendly designation.
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USA Professor Wins $500,000 Grant to Study Plant Biology
Dr. Tuan Tran, assistant professor of Biology, has secured a three-year $500,000 National Science Foundation grant.
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College of Education and Professional Studies Recognize Outstanding Students
University of South Alabama College of Education and Professional Studies celebrates its 48th annual Student Awards Ceremony.
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Allied Health Programs Recognized by U.S. News & World Report
Three programs in the Pat Capps Covey College of Allied Health Professions earn recognition from influential publication.
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South Welcomes New SGA Leadership for 2025-26
The University of South Alabama announced newly elected 2025-2026 Student Government Association officers.
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South Alumna Named Acting Head of NOAA
Laura Grimm, who received her master's in marine sciences from South in 2015, has been named NOAA's acting administrator.
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Three South Students Win Goldwater Scholarships
Genevieve Batman, Mary Helene Marmande and Gabriel Merchant are among only nine students in the state recognized with the award for excellence in STEM.
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She's Got Talent
Desirée Whitehead, a soprano vocal performance student, beats out R&B and country acts to win a singing competition that took her from her job at a home improvement store to a stage in Las Vegas.
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Marching Forward
South breaks ground on a $10 million facility that will serve as a permanent home for the Jaguar Marching Band.
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Supporters Honored at 20th Annual Distinguished Alumni & Service Awards
The University of South Alabama National Alumni Association recognized alumni, a longtime department chair and the J.L. Bedsole Foundation for their contributions and achievements.
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Former Disney Executive Will Speak to South Audience
Former Walt Disney World Resort Executive Vice President of Operations Lee Cockrell will speak virtually March 20 at 9:30 a.m.
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Larche Named USA General Counsel
Spencer Larche has served as associate University counsel for the past five years and will assume his new role March 1, 2025.
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Point A to Point B
Transporting athletics teams across the country can be as simple as a drive to Mobile Regional Airport, or it might involve an intricately choreographed dance of buses and a private jet.
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2025 Mahan Lecture to Discuss Suburban Drug Crisis
Dr. Matthew Lassiter will speak from his book, "The Suburban Crisis: White America and the War on Drugs."
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Three South Graduates Named Teachers of the Year
A fourth educator, Nicole Bolton, is a recipient of the Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching.
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Colquhoun Named USA's Sun Belt Conference Faculty of the Year
Ryan Colquhoun, an assistant professor in the Department of Health, Kinesiology, and Sport, was nominated by student-athletes.