USA Health Baldwin Campus Planned
Louis and Melinda Mapp intend to donate eight acres for the campus, which would include primary and specialty care.
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USA chosen to Participate in Transatlantic Mobility Program
The French Embassy has chosen USA as one of four institutions to participate in a faculty-led student exchange program in 2020.
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More Than Cookie-Cutter Advice
A South mentoring program offers entrepreneurs, like those at ellenJAY bakery, tailored guidance to help their businesses rise.
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Engineer Rolls to General Motors
#MyFirstJob: After graduating in May, Gaelyn Angus-Barker heads north for job with the automobile industry in downtown Detroit.
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Focused on Her Future
Doctoral student April Berry's drive and persistence pays dividends as she hopes to show others they can achieve their dreams.
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Opening Doors to Opportunity
USA and The 100 Black Men of Greater Mobile are collaborating to establish a full-tuition scholarship beginning in Fall 2020.
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South Team Smells Success in Fabrics
Commercial applications for antimicrobial material range from germ-free hospital linens to less stinky athletic apparel.
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Recycle, Reclaim and Repave
Dr. Shenghua Wu and his students wanted to test a road made entirely of recycled asphalt. They found one nearby in Florida.
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Business Professor Awarded Fulbright Fellowship
Dr. Ermano Affuso, associate professor of economics and finance, has received a Fulbright Specialist Program award.
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Chemistry Professor Selected for Cottrell Scholar Collaborative
The Cottrell Scholar Collaborative seeks to increase the development of research-supported educational strategies.
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Examining a Pathway to Treat COVID-19
Researchers in the College of Medicine are examining a novel novel genetic pathway that could lead to new treatments.
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South Grad Awarded Top Life Sciences Thesis
Valeria King earned a master's degree in biology from the University of South Alabama in 2018.
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With Changing Views, a New Banner
South alumnus Carlos Moore took the Mississippi flag down in his courtroom three years ago. Now, the state has followed suit.
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Artist Lives Dream in Fantasy World
#MyFirstJob: Courtney McKeand overcame multiple sclerosis to earn art degree at South and land freelance job in science fiction.
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The Need for Speed
Dr. David Bourrie lands a grant that will expand USA's cyber infrastructure and transition to a true high-speed network.
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Computer Security Career Takes Off
#MyFirstJob: Adam Gautier's degree took him to Huntsville, where he's found challenges, camaraderie and comical space references.
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Biomedical Sciences Student Wins Prestigious Fellowship
Senior Ted Amadi earns an American Heart Association's Supporting Undergraduate Research Experience fellowship.
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Audiologist Hears Call as Dr. Chick
#MyFirstJob: Cameron Chick turned a South education and a Macon internship into a job at the Georgia Hearing Institute.
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Finding Role Models in Textbooks
Biology texts are doing better at representing women and scientists of color, but still fall short, says USA associate professor.
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South Releases Reopening Plan
Social distancing, face masks, COVID-19 screening, web-blended classes and a staggered move-in are included in the guidelines.