When Someone Dies, a Soldier is Injured
Dr. Joseph Currier, assistant professor of psychology, is focused on healing 'moral injuries' brought back from the battlefield.
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Evacuation Primer as Season Peaks
Dr. Samantha Islam reveals our greatest weakness during a hurricane evacuation and what she'd do with a giant pot of money.
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Open Dialogue Seeks to Curtail Violence
The volunteer Violence Prevention Alliance launched Girls' Night Out and the Bro Code to take an aim at sexual assault.
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National Merit Scholar Awarded Trustees Honor
Christian Manganti, a graduate of West Harrison High School in Gulfport, Miss., plans to major in biomedical sciences.
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Holocaust Symposium Set for Campus
The University of South Alabama's Center for the Study of War and Memory will focus on the Holocaust during its fall symposium on Wednesday, Sept. 7, with "The Holocaust in Memory and History."
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One Banner Weekend, Three Jag Victories
South's football team scores its first SEC win, soccer beats top-ranked Florida State and volleyball starts its season 5-1.
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One Year In, Fledgling Program Reaches 100
Hospitality and Tourism, declaring 100 majors, announces scholarship awards at industry reception.
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Enrollment, ACT Scores Break Records
The average GPA for entering freshmen this fall was 3.48, and 132 students enrolled with ACT scores of 30 or higher.
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The Aftermath of Naming Storms
Lindsey Vazquez sought to answer this question in her graduate research: Are people more scared of a Herman than a Hermine?
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Are Plastics Getting Into Your Oysters?
Doctoral student Caitlin Wessel is researching the impact of ocean debris on a favorite Gulf Coast delicacy.
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A Full-Moon Adventure in Mobile's Delta
Take a trip accented by the sounds of cicadas and splashing mullet and the sights of alligator eyes and a glimmering skyline.
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The Unfailing Return of Tom Frankin
With poor grades and questionable automotive repair skills, writer Franklin lands a job in a morgue, then earns two degrees.
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Extending South's Visual Entrance
In collaboration with the city of Mobile, the University makes aesthetic improvements to its bordering roadways.
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South Collecting Items for Flood Victims
The Department of Athletics will receive donated goods and supplies through the weekend at the trailer in front of Stanky Field.
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Expanded Focus for Real Estate Center
Headed by Dr. Reid Cummings, USA's Center for Real Estate and Economic Development seeks active role in Gulf Coast growth.
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Class of 2020 Greeted with 2016 Convocation
New students get survival tips and go on an imaginary Pokémon hunt across campus with USA President Tony Waldrop.
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Video: Move-In Day 2016
Members of the South community lift boxes and carry bags to help ensure a good first day on campus for the newest Jaguars.
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'Do Research and You Can't Go Wrong'
Kelly Welsh made a last-minute decision to attend South. She followed her instincts, and then found her home in the lab.
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New Year, New Season for Theatre USA
Four performances — a musical, a thriller, a fable and a comedy — will take place at South's Laidlaw Performing Arts Center.
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A Desire to Educate, But Not Teach
South now offers an undergraduate degree for students who want a career in education outside a classroom setting.