The University of South Alabama's Division of Student Affairs recently honored 17 graduating seniors with its inaugural Jaguar Senior Medallion Society Award for outstanding academic and leadership achievements and ...
Ivy Nguyen and Noel Godang, both juniors majoring in biomedical sciences, have been named winners of Goldwater scholarships.
South's new certificate program for Teaching English as a Foreign or Second Language allows students multiple career options.
The Zimlich quintuplets were born at USA Health Children's & Women's Hospital. On Saturday, they reach another milestone together — spring Commencement.
South's SGA officers protect and advance students' interests as well as promote the welfare of the student body.
Dr. Michael DiPasquale, an assistant professor of mathematics and statistics, received a $197,000 grant to support research in computational commutative algebra and algebraic geometry.
South psychologist Dr. Ryon McDermott leads a national study of the relationship between traditional men's roles and attitudes toward COVID-19 vaccines.
The Vanguard and Due South, student-run publications win multiple awards in this spring's "Best of the South" competition.
Dr. Jim Davis and Dr. Kevin West are leading a research team that is developing carbon capture technology using ionic liquids.
The USA Center for Archaeological Studies unearths the past to make way for a bridge linking Alabama's two coastal counties. Its archaeologists and anthropologists are joined by South researchers, academics and students ...
Carlos Moore will discuss "The Important Role of the 3rd, Co-Equal Branch of Government: The Judiciary." at the Marx Library April 4, 2022.
Wenda Johnson, who earned her master's and doctorate in nursing at South, combines a career in medicine with rodeo success in World Championship Barrel Racing.
Dr. Krista Harrell hopes her gift to USA's Student Center helps make others aware of the value of giving to Student Affairs.
The Consortium hosts teaching and research seminars on human rights, global conflict, humanitarian aid and peacebuilding.
The South community invited to participate in activities taking place April 4-8 recognizing Sexual Assault Awareness Month.
Chaired by the Innovation in Learning Center, the 12th annual Conference will feature both in-person and virtual sessions in May.
South emergency medical services graduate Damonique Evans becomes the first Black woman to work as paramedic firefighter for the Mobile Fire-Rescue Department.
USA's Cynthia Tucker and Frye Galliard collaborate to write their new book, "The Southernization of America: A Story of Democracy in the Balance."
The two new undergraduate degrees in the School of Marine and Environmental Sciences complement the school's existing programs in research and graduate education.
The award demonstrates consistent and excellent mentorship for graduate students as well as scholarly achievement and contribution.
