Pi Kappa Phi Receives National Awards
Members were awarded the Champion Master Chapter, Outstanding Governance, Outstanding Member Experience, and Outstanding Service and Philanthropy awards.
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Perfect Chemistry: New Labs for Freshmen
A $3.5 million renovation at the newly named Science Laboratory Building doubles the capacity for in-demand classes.
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South to Open New Housing Options
To meet growing demand, construction is underway on a 375-bed, four-story residence hall that is set to open fall 2018.
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Teach-In to Highlight Democracy Day
The University of South Alabama College of Arts and Sciences and the Dean of Students office invite the USA community to participate in a teach-in on "We Are South: Democracy Day," 10 a.m.-1 p.m., Friday, Feb. 17 at the ...
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South Launches "Global USA" Program
The new office will consolidate services for international students and provide new opportunities to create global engagement.
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Outreach Through Works, Not Words
The Rev. Joji Reddy Lingareddy's plans for a life of preaching led him to an unexpected place: USA Mitchell Cancer Institute.
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Grad's Job: Chinese Theme Park Tester
'I think I want to try that,' Drew Yates '14 said of engineering. Now he's testing software systems for thrill rides.
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SGA Past President Wins Future Leader Award
Ravi Rajendra received the recognition from the National Association of Student Personnel Administrators.
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Leading Archaeologist to Discuss Our 'Fifth Beginning'
Internationally recognized archaeologist Dr. Robert Kelly of the University of Wyoming will speak at South on Feb. 22.
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Living in a 'Landscape of Commemoration'
The 'War and Remembrance' exhibit, at South's Marx Library through Feb. 28, highlights memorials across Coastal Alabama.
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'Fabulous Fables' in Footlights at Theatre USA
'The Fabulous Fable Factory' runs Feb. 10-18 at the Laidlaw Performing Arts Center on South's campus.
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A Lot Goes Into Such a Little Pill
So how do drug makers cram your meds into that small space? It's complex, and not cheap, says Professor Dr. Sandra Stenson.
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First Course: Soul Food Luncheon
A month of events celebrating the culture and contributions of African Americans kicks off with food and friendship.
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USA Joins 75,000 Degrees Initiative
Effort seeks to increase the number of residents with post-secondary degrees and credentials to meet a growing workforce.
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From Shoe Salesman to the Ivy League
Dr. Jeremiah Newell earned his undergrad at South before heading to Harvard. This year the College of Education turns 50.
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A Chance Encounter, a Changed Outlook
Twin brothers volunteer at Project Homeless Connect after meeting a former neighbor. "I thought, 'I could be homeless.'"
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Seven Faculty Members Receive TeamUSA Awards
Faculty members will use internal grants for projects enhancing South's team-based learning program, TeamUSA.
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'Prepping for Success:' The Collegiate 100
Members of South's Collegiate 100 recently served as delegates at the 100 Black Men National Conference in New Orleans.
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Jags Collecting Donations for Tornado Victims
South is accepting donations for William Carey University students displaced by a recent tornado at their Mississippi campus.
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Sound Knocked Out, Grad Grabs Sharpie
Meteorologist Patrick Bigbie of WDAM-TV 7 quickly improvised as a tornado bore down on his viewers near Hattiesburg, Miss.