South Recognized In U.S News & World Report Best Colleges Rankings
The University of South Alabama earns a spot in U.S. News & World Reports' Top 200 National Public Universities.
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USA Professor Receives $155,000 Grant for Artificial Intelligence Research
Dr. Jesse Ables is developing a new algorithm that will show exactly how artificial intelligence makes a specific prediction.
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South Surprises Indian Springs Elementary with $1,000 Check and Pep Rally
The pep rally is part of a week long 'Extra Yard for Teachers' celebration recognizing and honoring educators and the teaching profession.
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Leading with Honors
Board of Trustees Scholar Nicholas Cooper, who scored a perfect 36 on his ACT, finds purpose in people and possibility. His plans include medical school at the University of South Alabama.
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South Hospitality
South Hospitality and Tourism Management major Zoe Wilcox is awarded one of just 18 US Foods Scholarships nationwide.
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Jaguar Momentum
South recorded its third straight year of enrollment gains and the largest class of first-year students in the University's history.
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South Celebrates Major Milestone in Whiddon College of Medicine Building Construction
South celebrates the final piece of vertical structure to be installed in the building scheduled for a December 2026 completion date.
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USA Celebrates Teachers During "Extra Yard for Teachers Week"
College of Education and Professional Studies, USA Athletics and Sun Belt Conference honor educators during Extra Yard for Teachers Week.
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South Students Honored with Hospitality and Tourism Scholarship
Three students from the College of Education and Professional Studies were recognized at the recent Alabama Governor's Conference on Tourism.
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Student Success Summit Gives Students a 'South, Camera, Action' Blueprint for Success
South students who attended the 2025 Student Success Summit receive the keys for a successful college career.
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Holding the Line
Protective root fungi could be key to saving shorelines from saltwater incursion. Researchers from the University of South Alabama are putting it to the test.
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South Track and Field Coach Wins Book Award
University of South Alabama Track and Field Coach Paul Brueske is the recipient of the Emerging Civil War Book Award.
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Grad to Groundbreaker
Jordan Eggleston's engineering journey started with Legos. The South alumnus is now on-site for construction of a 715,000 square-foot Meta data center in Montgomery County. #MyFirstJob
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Common Read Selection Announced for 2025-26
"Late Migrations: A Natural History of Love and Loss," a book of essays by Alabama native Margaret Renkl is this year's Common Read selection.
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A Helping Professional
Katie Sands earned her degree in social work from South and now works for the Baldwin County Department of Human Resources. #MyFirstJob
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Richardson Awarded Phi Kappa Phi Fellowship
Hannah Richardson earned a B.S. in mechanical engineering from South and is one of 48 Phi Kappa Phi Fellows in 2025.
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Powers Receives Alabama Conservationist Award
Dr. Sean Powers is recognized as the State's Fisheries Conservationist of the Year by the Alabama Wildlife Federation.
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On Track for Success
Luke Nelson, who earned a degree in supply chain and logistics management, is a management trainee at the Mississippi Export Railroad. It is, he says, right where he wants to be. #MyFirstJob
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Coffee Gold
Jeff Roberts '07 started serving coffee out of a trailer after earning a business degree from South. Today, Yellowhammer Coffee has a loyal following and seven locations in the Mobile area.
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Social Work Program Hosts Field Training Luncheon
Bachelor of Social Work program recognizes its agency partners for their role in preparing students to work in the field.