'We Needed to Tell This Story'
USA and Spring Hill College faculty are collaborating on a documentary film project focused on the settlers of Africatown.
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Green Light for Stadium Site Work
South's Board of Trustees authorized preliminary work on a campus football stadium, pending confirmation of funding.
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Expansion Diversifies Honors College
South's Honors College is nearly a year old and is thriving on attracting students for an interdisciplinary experience.
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Her World Has Gone to the Dogs
Stephanie Eads-Williamson, '92, left a job in pharmaceutical sales to pursue her calling — saving stray animals, at every turn.
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New Journalism Scholarship Created
Kourtney McCollum is the first recipient of the Peggy Hansen and Jim Aucoin Journalism Scholarship.
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Employee, Retiree Campaign Brings In $822,856
The South Fund annual giving campaign's total of more than $800,000 is the second largest since its inception.
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Why Some Hear 'Yanny,' Others 'Laurel'
South audiologist Dr. Elizabeth Adams explains the latest social media craze and why we hear sounds differently.
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South Takes Top Athletic Honors
The Jaguars win the Sun Belt Conference's all-sports trophy, the Vic Bubas Cup, for the fourth consecutive year.
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'The Benefit of Keeping an Open Mind'
Two students prepare to head to South America in exchange program; South one of five universities picked to participate.
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Hanks Honored for Community Service
Dr. Roma Hanks is recognized for improving health and wellness education for seniors and connecting students to internships.
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Developing a Smarter Surgical Drill
USA engineering students built a prototype drill with a torque that is just right. In the process, they too learned to pivot.
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13 Years Later, a Well-Earned Degree
With family and perseverance, Jennifer Oveson reaches her goal and creates a support group to help others do the same.
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Alabama Senate, House Pass Resolution Supporting USA Health
The local delegation to the state Legislature presented the resolution to Dr. Tony Waldrop, president, and other University leaders.
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'Commit to the Journey, Not to the Outcome'
South graduates urged to overcome obstacles and 'forever chase your dreams;' 2,200 recognized during Spring Commencement.
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College of Education and Professional Studies Honored by Mobile County Public School System
The College of Education and Professional Studies will be recognized with the 'The Future Starts With Us' award.
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19-year-old to Receive Business Degree
Elizabeth Rodin says South and the Mitchell College of Business offered 'a private school education at a public price.'
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Love at First Psych, and Some Guidance
Shaniqua Hammock developed a fascination of the mind in a psychology class; a mentor helped her pursue that passion.
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Born in Vietnam, He'll Protect the United States
The multilingual Thanh Nguyen will head to California for a six-figure job working in the 'moving landscape' of cyber security.
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South Ready For Spring Commencement
Dr. Tyler Sexton, a USA-trained pediatrician with cerebral palsy, and longtime educator Bettye R. Maye to speak to graduates.
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USA Common Read/Common World Selects 'Just Mercy'
Bryan Stevenson, author of 'Just Mercy,' is the co-founder of the Equal Justice Initiative in Montgomery.