Mobile Arts Council Recognizes South Alumna
University of South Alabama alumna, Amanda Youngblood received "The Arty" for her dedication to the arts in education.
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South Alumni Named Teachers of the Year
Three former South students are honored by the Mobile County Public School System after being nominated by their peers.
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Student Volunteers to Prepare Tax Returns
Upper-division accounting students taking part in the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program providing free tax preparation.
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Space Force Career Launched
Timothy Holden served in the Marine Corps and as a police officer before earning his engineering degree at South. His job as a Space Force contractor involves satellite communication systems.
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National Museum of Mathematics Honors South's Pavelescu
Dr. Elena Pavelescu was recently awarded the third place Rosenthal Prize for Innovation and Inspiration in Math Teaching.
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Studies in Social Justice
Kim Pusey chose South for graduate school because of an opportunity to work with at-risk youths. She now plans for it to be her career.
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South Professor's 'Descendant' Premieres at Sundance Film Festival
Dr. Kern Jackson will be recognized for his work on the film featuring the slave ship Clotilda and Africatown community.
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Home Front
South graduate Brittney Dixon fights discrimination through education and enforcement at the Center for Fair Housing in Mobile.
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South Celebrates MLK Day with Event Series
The University will celebrate the life and work of Dr. Martin Luther King with a series of in-person and virtual events.
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Alabama Counseling Association Recognizes South's Upton
USA assistant professor receives the Alabama counseling Association's Individual Publication Award at its annual conference.
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Meet Jo Bonner
The former congressman brings political experience and a personal touch to his role as the fourth president of the University of South Alabama.
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South Med Student Wins National Award
First-year med student Hanna Bobinger is recognized for academic success as well as her research and service contributions.
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Working for Her Tribe
A bachelor's degree from South led Dr. Deidra Suwannee Dees to a doctorate from Harvard and the position of tribal archivist for the Poarch Band of Creek Indians.
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Healed for the Holidays
Kenneth Johnson, who was struck by a truck in March, will celebrate Christmas at South after recovering from his injuries and returning to work as a University police sergeant.
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USA's Chambers Named to Alabama Innovation Corporation Board
The Commission's goal is to develop forward-thinking policy recommendations and ideas to create a more robust, inclusive economy.
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University Holiday Schedule
Most University of South Alabama departments will be closed until Jan. 3, 2022. Academic classes resume Jan. 10, 2022.
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'This Is Just the Beginning'
Gov. Kay Ivey and USA Health CEO Owen Bailey congratulate South's newest graduates and urge them to use their talents to serve others.
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Tied Up In Knots
Dr. Christine Ruey Shan Lee is using a grant from the National Science Foundation to continue her research in knot theory. She also works with middle school students in the Girls Who Code organization.
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Long Known to Snails, New Snake Species ID'd
A South researcher and his undergraduate research assistant, along with a team of researchers in Mexico, identify two unique snail-sucking species.
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A World of Good
Fellowships from Harvard University Press and the Institute for Advanced Study help Dr. Samuel Baker spend a sabbatical writing a book about truth in the ethics of Aristotle.