South Students Compete in National Cyber Defense Competition
Computing students will face off with students from other universities in the annual Department of Energy-sponsored competition.
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New Student Government Leaders Elected
Grace Newcombe, 21, a junior political science major from Huntsville, Ala., will be the next president.
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When Opportunity Holds for Political Unrest
Brittney Highland's all-expenses-paid anthropology expedition to Africa was postponed, but well worth the wait.
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South Writer's Book Made Into Documentary
The film 'Journey to the Wilderness,' based on Writer-in-Residence Frye Gaillard's book, debuted April 5 at the Marx Library.
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Pulitzer Prize Winner to Visit South
Science writer Elizabeth Kolbert, who won the award in general nonfiction for her book about mass extinction, will speak April 4.
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$364,368 Raised During USA Giving Day
Gifts from the inaugural event will support student success, USA Health, athletics and the MacQueen Alumni Center.
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Jaguar Cricket Club Finishes Second
The Jaguar Cricket Club defeated Yale, Harvard, Texas A&M and others before falling in the title game to Rutgers.
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USA Concert Choir to Perform with MSO
South singers and other vocal groups will join the Mobile Symphony Orchestra for an anniversary performance, March 24-25.
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What to Watch After a Putin Victory
Russian President Vladimir Putin easily won re-election. Here are five complex issues to follow, according to two USA faculty.
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South Counts Down to 24-Hour Giving Day
Donors will have the opportunity March 22 to give to student success, health care, athletics and the MacQueen Alumni Center.
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Meet State's Top Civil Engineering Student
Peyton Posey: Alabama's civil engineering student of the year, community volunteer, honor society inductee and mom.
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South Opens Jag Fitness Trail
The 8-foot wide, 1.5 mile crushed stone path includes three exercise stations for stretching and strength training.
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Cogswell Named Associate VP for University Development
Joshua Cogswell served as the director of university development for the past five years.
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Closing Cases by Unearthing the Past
Dr. Lesley Gregoricka and her students offer forensics expertise when law enforcement discovers human remains.
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Making Sense of Big Data
USA researchers mine data with targeted questions to develop real-world applications and solve complex problems.
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The Call of His Own Trumpet
Dr. Peter Wood, professor of music, built his own trumpet with a hammer and sheet metal. It's made him a better musician.
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Two USA Researchers Secure I-Corps Grants
The awards went to Dr. K. T. Hsiao, mechanical engineering, and Dr. Michael Chambers, Office of Research and Economic Development.
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Researchers Invited to Submit NSF Proposals
Three USA investigators will compete for funding through the National Science Foundation Track 4 Research Fellows program.
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USA to Host Symposium on My Lai Massacre
The event, 'My Lai and Moral Injury,' will take place March 16 at the USA Faculty Club. It is open to the public.
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Finding Her Home at South
Dr. Natalie Fox earned three degrees at USA, where today she sees patients and leads nursing operations at USA Physicians Group.