South to Host Alabama Launchpad
USA, along with the Mobile Area Chamber of Commerce, will welcome innovative startups April 27 in downtown Mobile.
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In Darkness, Colors Shine Bright
South graduate Ricky Trione's medium was pen and ink. When he lost his sight, Trione thought he'd lost art, too.
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$1.5 Million Grant to South Professor
Dr. Steve Lim's research is on cell signaling that contributes to atherosclerosis, a chronic vascular inflammatory disease.
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South Heads to National Cyber Defense Finals
Members of DayZero advance after winning the top slot in the Southeast Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition.
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Comic Romp Closes Theatre USA Season
Theatre USA will present the classic farce, 'A Flea in Her Ear,' April 14-22. Tickets are on sale.
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SGA Officers Elected For 2017-18
Carl A. Thomas, 21, has been selected as president; Elizabeth Hernandez, 20, will be next year's vice president.
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Stop What You're Doing and Be Awesome
Chemical engineering major Benjamin Siu takes his mentor's advice, and is awarded a Goldwater Scholarship along the way.
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Transportation Giant Honors South Meteorologist
CSX Corp. recognizes Dr. Keith Blackwell for his Hurricane Matthew forecasting through the Coastal Weather Research Center.
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Honors Senior, Graduate Earn NSF Fellowships
Madison Tuttle and Bobby Faulk are among eight South students to receive the prestigious scholarship award since 2011.
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Education Has a New Name at South
The College of Education, celebrating 50 years, is expanding under the name College of Education and Professional Studies.
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Seeking Change, Student Co-Authors Legislation
Strategic communications major Anisa Heilman collaborates on a state bill addressing opportunities for deaf children.
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VP Picked for Development, Alumni
Margaret Murray Sullivan steps in as the University advances its ambitious $150 million Upward & Onward fundraising campaign.
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Mulekar Selected to Attend Leadership Institute
Dr. Madhuri Mulekar, professor and chair of mathematics and statistics, received a scholarship for the two-week program.
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'College Is Possible,' No Limits to Learning
Through social and academic preparation, PASSAGE USA is offering the intellectually disabled a path to employment.
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Britt Named to World Languages Board
Senior instructor Kristy Britt was elected to the board of directors of the Alabama World Languages Association.
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Video: What South Means to You
One year after the "We Are South" brand launch, South students share their voices to finish the rally cry "We Are ... ."
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He Takes South Classes, Then Leads One
Jake Magnin got a degree in psychology, before flying planes, before enrolling in engineering, before leading a drone course.
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An Oncologist with an Engineering Degree
Dr. Daniel Cameron had a wife and three children when he left his job as an aerospace engineer. Now he fights cancer at MCI.
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Mahan Lecture Focus: Environmental Degradation
Dr. James Hevia, professor of history, University of Chicago, will speak March 23. The event is free and open to the public.
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IFC President, Adviser Place in Competition
Brendon Garrity and Dr. Krista Harrell earn recognition in the Leadership Academy Case Study competition.