One 'Last Breath,' Then Resolute Steps Forward
Kearria Freed's life abruptly paused four years ago at spring break. A bullet would be the first obstacle to rebuilding her life.
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South Acquires Southern Writers Collection
The 166-piece collection is being donated by Dr. John and Beverly Iredale to the Doy Leale McCall Rare Book and Manuscript Library.
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Hargrove Commits $1.5 Million to Stadium
The Hargrove Club at South's Hancock Whitney Stadium will be named after Hargrove Engineers + Constructors.
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South Signs Galapagos Agreement
An affiliation with the Galapagos Science Center will create faculty and student research opportunities on the archipelago.
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Kevin Fralicks Named Associate VP for University Development
Fralicks arrives from the University of Washington, where he served as assistant dean and chief advancement officer.
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USA Presents Black Alumni Weekend 2019
'Come Back, Give Back,' will held Sept. 6-7. Alumni are invited to celebrate the legacy of diversity at South Alabama.
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Medical Students Awarded Scholarships
Four students at USA College of Medicine awarded Blue Cross Blue Shield scholarships.
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Nurse Practitioner Residency Debuts
The College of Nursing's $2.6 million grant is designed to address a shortage of primary care physicians in underserved communities.
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Home Is Where the Jags Are
Students get help with the heavy lifting and settle into campus housing during Move-In Day. Two weeks of activities are planned.
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#MyFirstJob: Jasmein Davis
She loves words, but Jasmein Davis chose numbers in pursuing accounting. It's paying off at the Army Corps of Engineers.
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A Guide to a Fix After the Flush
An engineering professor and his graduate student are helping rural communities find solutions to widespread sewage leaks.
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Unusable, Inaccessible and Increasingly Scarce
A fourth of the world's population is under extremely high water stress. USA hydrologist Alex Beebe lists six reasons to conserve.
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#MyFirstJob: Hong Nguyen
With three internships and a degree in business administration, Hong Nguyen brings her skills to shipbuilder Austal USA.
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Nursing Instructor's Wristband Research Recognized
Tyler Sturdivant's research is recognized by the Nephrology Nursing Journal.
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#MyFirstJob: Georgia-Pacific's Kelly Welsh
As a reliability engineer for Georgia-Pacific, Kelly Welsh minimizes production loss by keeping the machines humming along.
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Surviving Traumatic Brain Injury
Allied health and nursing students help survivors in the recovery process at the Bright Ideas Traumatic Brain Injury camp.
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How Did People Live 4,500 Years Ago?
College students from around the country hone their research skills studying ancient bones during a summer program at South.
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#MyFirstJob: Thomas 'Reid' Nelson
In a lab along the California coast, Reid Nelson researches ways to improve survival rates of juvenile salmon migrating to sea.
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South Awarded $3.8 Million for Ionic Liquids
USA researchers are leading the way in developing liquid salt as an environmentally friendly solvent, on Earth and in outer space.
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Examining the 'Disclosure Experience'
The #MeToo movement has brought focus to sexual assault. Dr. Sarah Koon-Magnin works to make talking about it less traumatic.