USA News Archives
The USA Office of Marketing and Communications has provided the following press releases
for use by media outlets. For assistance, contact Lance Crawford, Director of Media Relations.
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South, Auburn Expand Pharmacy Partnership
February 12, 2019High school seniors who enroll at South can receive conditional acceptance to AU's pharmacy school through a new program. ... -
The Doctor Is In (the Art Studio)
February 11, 2019Dr. Thomas Myers, a USA rheumatologist and self-taught wood turner, often can be found at his lathe when not seeing patients. ... -
Developing a Printer Worth Its Salt
February 5, 2019Ionic liquids, or liquid salt, may one day be used in 3D printing. Dr. Matthew Reichert is exploring the possibilities. ... -
South Alum Recognized Tops Statewide
February 5, 2019Andrea Dennis is recognized as Alabama's middle school principal of the year for her leadership at Scarborough Middle School. ... -
Acclaimed Author Jamie Quatro to Speak at USA
February 1, 2019Fiction writer Jamie Quatro will talk about her writing Feb. 12 at 5 p.m. in the Student Center Terrace Room. ... -
A Lesson in 'Humility and Compassion'
January 25, 2019South students and faculty volunteer at Project Homeless Connect to provide clients with medical care and other resources. ... -
Survey Says ... USA Polling Group
January 25, 2019In a lab in South's Humanities Building, pollsters blend art and science to get accurate answers from the other end of the ph ... -
No Taste, No Smell and No Effective Treatment
January 25, 2019A USA marine scientist is leading an international research study of ciguatera, the world's most prevalent seafood-toxin illn ... -
In Search of Making Blacktop Green
January 24, 2019University researchers are testing cooler temperatures to make asphalt production safer and more environmentally friendly. ... -
South, Hancock Whitney in Stadium Partnership
January 15, 2019University and bank officials announce the naming of Hancock Whitney Stadium; construction to be complete by 2020. ... -
South Partners on Jewish Film Festival
January 14, 2019Three films will be screened at the John W. Laidlaw Performing Arts Center on South's campus; USA students admitted free. ... -
South Wins Grant to Expand Global Studies
January 7, 2019The nearly $500,000 grant will enhance language offerings and global health and international studies opportunities. ... -
Postponed College? New Resource Available
January 7, 2019The Office of Adult Learner Services will hold an open house Jan. 15 for people who want to go back to school to earn their degree ... -
South Picks Up Ten in 40 Under 40
January 7, 2019USA alumni and employees highlight the annual Mobile Bay Magazine feature that spotlights young community leaders. ... -
A Judge Who Cares Builds a NEST
January 2, 2019Circuit Judge Edmond Naman co-founded a group to mentor at-risk youth. He picked up his power of persuasion as a student at South. ... -
Now I Know Anything Is Possible
December 22, 2018Alvina Pruitt got help navigating her way to Europe. She found independence paddling across an Italian lake. ... -
I'll Never Forget This Place
December 22, 2018Jan-Louw Kotze was recruited from South Africa as a track and field student-athlete. He's worn his path mostly barefoot. ... -
'It's the Greatest Decision I've Ever Made'
December 22, 2018Xiaoyan Liu's career was taking off. She quit and, within two weeks, packed her bags and flew to the United States. ... -
University Holiday Schedule
December 19, 2018Most University of South Alabama departments will be closed until Jan. 2, 2019; a limited number observe different schedules. ... -
Relearn the Art of Creative Disagreement
December 16, 2018Author Frye Gaillard urged graduates to protect democracy by finding a 'path toward honest dialogue in confronting problems.& ... -
Family Accrues Third Accounting Graduate
December 10, 2018Anna Dudley follows the path of her mother and grandmother in earning an accounting degree from the Mitchell College of Business. ... -
Service, Focus and Promoting Excellence
December 10, 2018LaTya McCall was dedicated in her pursuit of a nursing degree. But her college legacy of service was built outside of class. ... -
Achievement, Plus a Healthy Dose of Ribbing
December 10, 2018Clay Davidson hopes his Ph.D. will bring him admiration from his children — and maybe a little quiet from his three brothers ... -
Fall Commencement: What You Need to Know
December 10, 2018Get helpful information on where to park near the Mitchell Center, who will be speaking and how to watch the ceremony online. ... -
Ground Broken on Trauma Center Project
December 4, 2018The Fanny Meisler Trauma Center at University Hospital is planned for 2020. USA's Level 1 facility is the only one in the reg ... -
USA Hires Chief Diversity and Inclusion Officer
December 3, 2018The addition of Dr. Paul Frazier reflects the University's commitment to diversity and inclusion as institution-wide prioriti ... -
It's the Most Wonderful Time
November 30, 2018South will host its free holiday concert, open to the community, on Dec. 6 at the USA Mitchell Center. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. ... -
Weather Research Center to Relocate
November 29, 2018A gift from Alabama Power Company will facilitate a move for the center, whose 100-plus commercial clients includes the utility. ... -
Bryan Stevenson to Speak at USA
November 26, 2018The social justice leader, author and driving force behind the Legacy Museum will give a public presentation Nov. 28. ... -
Faculty Awarded Robert Wood Johnson Grant
November 16, 2018Three-year grant supports Veterans Recovery Resources program to assist with mental and physical wellness for veterans. ... -
Protector of Alabama's Marine Resources
November 15, 2018Alumnus Jason Downey, who earned a degree in sociology, leads the state division that enforces laws on Alabama's waterways. ... -
JagFit@South Health and Wellness Effort Takes Shape
November 13, 2018University-wide effort will promote healthy lifestyle choices for USA employees. ... -
USA Plans 2020 Football Stadium Opening
November 10, 2018Board approves next phase of construction for 25,000-seat, on-campus football stadium, first game scheduled for Sept. 12, 2020. ... -
The Vulnerability of 3D Printing
November 2, 2018The use of 3D printing has grown rapidly, and its products are used commercially and by the government. But are they safe? ... -
'Game On' for USA Homecoming 2018
November 2, 2018After a week of festivities, South's Homecoming will culminate with the Jags taking on Louisiana-Monroe on Nov. 10. ... -
Grant to Improve Sexual Assault Response
October 30, 2018In Alabama, there are fewer than 12 Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners. USA will offer training to make sure that changes. ... -
6 Things to Know About Vampires
October 26, 2018Vanquishing vampires is tricky, but you can stall them, says USA bioarchaeologist and resident vampire expert Dr. Lesley Gregorick ... -
Visiting Writer to Talk 'Scary Stories'
October 25, 2018Genre-bending author Stephen Graham Jones will speak Oct. 29. ... -
County Commits $2.5 Million to Stadium
October 22, 2018The pledge will create the Mobile County Center for Academic Success, which will be located within the administration building. ... -
Pathway USA Expands to Pensacola State College
October 19, 2018Program to increase access to a four-year degree and attract transfer students to South moves into Escambia County, Fla. ... -
Food Pantry Receives Largest Donation Ever
October 17, 2018Ahavas Chesed Synagogue members donated food they collected during Yom Kippur to South for students with food insecurities. ... -
USA Meteorology Students Receive Top Awards
October 17, 2018Peyton Barlow, Dillon Blount and Sam Sangster were awarded American Meteorological Society scholarships. ... -
International Art Exhibit Opens at South
October 16, 2018Works of students from 10 institutions of higher education around the world will open Oct. 18 and continue through Oct. 31. ... -
Ground Broken on Alumni Center
October 12, 2018The Julian and Kim MacQueen Alumni Center will serve as the permanent home for South's more than 80,000 alumni. ... -
First Responders Honored at Gala
October 12, 2018More than 700 people attended 'A Night Honoring Heroes,' which raises support for the region's only Level 1 Trauma ... -
All in a Day's Work: Flying into Hurricanes
October 8, 2018Hurricane Hunter and South alum Chris Dyke heads into the storms that others flee as a major in the Air Force's 403rd Wing. ... -
Jackson to Receive Geological Research Award
October 4, 2018Dr. William T. Jackson Jr. to be awarded the 2018 Stephen E. Laubach Structural Diagenesis Research Award. ... -
Balancing Act: Shoring Up Gulf Shorelines
October 3, 2018USA scientists integrate ecology and engineering to defend against shifting currents, fast boats, rising seas and sinking land. ... -
Innovation that Leads to Surgical Solutions
October 3, 2018A health care focus in USA's mechanical engineering department leads to research opportunities and a new way to deliver medic ... -
Gaining Knowledge on Losing Weight
October 3, 2018Thirteen faculty from five USA colleges and schools are combining efforts and expertise through the Obesity Research Network. ...