Former Disney Executive Will Speak to South Audience
Former Walt Disney World Resort Executive Vice President of Operations Lee Cockrell will speak virtually March 20 at 9:30 a.m.
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Larche Named USA General Counsel
Spencer Larche has served as associate University counsel for the past five years and will assume his new role March 1, 2025.
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Point A to Point B
Transporting athletics teams across the country can be as simple as a drive to Mobile Regional Airport, or it might involve an intricately choreographed dance of buses and a private jet.
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2025 Mahan Lecture to Discuss Suburban Drug Crisis
Dr. Matthew Lassiter will speak from his book, "The Suburban Crisis: White America and the War on Drugs."
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Three South Graduates Named Teachers of the Year
A fourth educator, Nicole Bolton, is a recipient of the Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching.
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Colquhoun Named USA's Sun Belt Conference Faculty of the Year
Ryan Colquhoun, an assistant professor in the Department of Health, Kinesiology, and Sport, was nominated by student-athletes.
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Jaguar Marching Band Kicks Off Carnival
The 250-member band took to the streets with the Conde Cavaliers, the traditional start of downtown Mobile parades. See the photos.
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Dr. Allen Parrish Selected as Vice President of Research and Economic Development
A professor of computer science, Parrish arrives April 1 after leading one of the University of Alabama's signature research institutes.
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Redeveloping Atlanta
The Atlanta Beltline, led by South alumnus Clyde Higgs, is sparking new energy in one of America's largest cities and reshaping how its residents connect and commute.
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USA Students Receive Gilman Scholarship
Three USA students have been awarded $3,000 Gilman scholarships to study abroad this summer.
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USA Faculty and Alumni Elected to Meteorological Leadership Positions
Alan Sealls is the 2025 president-elect for the American Meteorological Society, Dr. John Lanucci and Stephen Bennett elected to the executive council.
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Chipping in for a Semiconductor Workforce
With a $1 million National Science Foundation grant, South is establishing a comprehensive semiconductor workforce development program.
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South Alum Receives National Teaching Award
Fifth-grade math and science teacher Mary Travis is the sole Alabama winner of a 2024-25 Milken Educator Award.
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South Named Among Best in U.S. News Online Programs Ranking
U.S. News & World Report ranks South's online bachelor's and online master's in nursing programs among the best nationally.
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South Partnership Helps Military-Affiliated Students Land Careers
USA is partnering with 50strong, an organization connects service members, veterans and spouses with national employers.
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Med Students by Day, Rock Stars by Night
The Grey Scrubs is one of five bands set to compete at the USA Health Doc Rock fundraiser on Jan. 30 at the Soul Kitchen in downtown Mobile.
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Flurry of Fun
Sleds, snow angels and snowball fights as 7.5 inches of powder blankets South's campus. See photos.
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Special Agent in Charge
The first woman to lead the FBI field office in St. Louis began her law enforcement career with bachelor's and master's degrees at South.
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Fierce Featherweights
Imagine being able to increase your muscle mass by 40% within a few weeks. Welcome to a migrating bird's life, a focus of South biologist Dr. Jonathan Pérez's research.
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USA Receives $150K Gift from Volkert
Volkert gives $100,000 to Stokes School of Marine & Environmental Sciences and $50,000 to USA's College of Engineering.