Called to Teach, Supported by South
After working in industry, Ramsey Willis used his real-world experience and a USA education to pursue a teaching career.
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South Artist Wins Girl Scout Award
Freshman Grace Richardson earns the Girl Scouts' highest honor with a campaign inspired by a visit to the Dauphin Island Sea Lab.
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South Historian Earns NEH Fellowship
Dr. Claire Cage will use a fellowship to complete a book titled 'The Science of Proof: Forensic Medicine in Modern France.'
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MacQueen Alumni Center Opens on Campus
The University's National Alumni Association cuts the ribbon on the center that will serve as home for nearly 85,000 alumni.
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Stopping a Waste of Useful Waste
USA students are recognized for their research on recovering an important nutrient from treated wastewater sludge.
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USA to Host Author Edwidge Danticat
The Haitian-born Danticat will visit Jan. 30. Her latest book, 'Everything Inside,' includes stories of her personal journey.
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Living in Kuwait, Investing in South
Tiffany Whitfield had a dilemma: What to do with her earnings from teaching abroad. She decided to pay for others' education.
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One Marathon Won, 183 Miles to Go
After taking the Mobile Marathon, College of Medicine alumna Jessica Jones readies for her greatest physical challenge.
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Open House Set for Adult Learners
Interested in returning to college? The Office of Adult Learner Services will hold an open house Feb. 11 to answer questions.
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Unity and Service Events to Honor MLK
South will support activities commemorating Martin Luther King Jr. beginning Jan. 16 leading up to Monday's national holiday.
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South Helps Host Jewish Film Festival
The Mobile Jewish Film Festival will run from Jan. 16 through Feb. 2. Several of the films will be shown on USA's campus.
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USA Phi Kappa Phi Receives Highest Commendation
The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi at South is recognized as a Circle of Excellence Platinum Chapter.
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Educating 'Global Citizens' at South
USA students are awarded prestigious Gilman Scholarships to study language and culture in countries across the world.
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On the Market: Jaguar Realty
Students interested in real estate soon will be able to shadow agents and get on-the-job experience.
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Solve Puzzles! Break Codes! Roam USA's Campus!
A puzzlehunt, math problem-solving event for middle and high school students will be held Jan. 25.
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University Holiday Schedule
Most offices will be closed for the holidays starting Friday, Dec. 20. The University will reopen on Thursday, Jan. 2.
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Dukes Named University General Counsel
Kristin Daniels Dukes has been associate university attorney for the past 12 years.
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USA Honored for Commitment to Diversity
The University was recognized by Minority Access Inc. for enriching the lives of students while stressing diversity and inclusion.
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Graduates Urged to Follow 'North Star'
Dr. Alvin Williams, USA chair of marketing and quantitative methods, cautioned graduates against 'success myopia.'
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Johnson Elected SACSCOC Board Chair
Dr. David Johnson will chair the board of trustees for the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges.