South Storytellers on the Assembly Line
Hospitality and tourism management students chosen to serve as tour guides and tell Airbus' story at Flight Works Alabama.
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Up Close, But Not Too Personal
South medical students are using virtual reality goggles to get a high-tech, three-dimensional look at pulmonary anatomy.
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Preventing a Big Hack Attack
USA School of Computing student Trinity Stroud is dedicating her education and career to online security.
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Jags Win Sun Belt Conference Title
South Alabama soccer claimed its fifth Sun Belt title in six years with a 1-0 victory over the Appalachian State Mountaineers.
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Princeton Author, Professor to Speak
Dr. Tera W. Hunter, who explores the history of African American marriage and family, will be this year's Stallworth lecturer.
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Assessing the Health of Mobile Bay
USA receives $2.9 million to study how oysters, blue crab and speckled trout provide answers to environmental questions.
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Final Countdown: USA Homecoming 2019
Events are planned throughout the week and culminate when the Jags take on the Appalachian State Mountaineers.
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'It's Amazing to Play for Your Country'
South midfielder Athanasia Moraitou was better at soccer than the flute. That's good for USA, and for Greece's national team.
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Creativity + Critical Thinking = Math Circle
South students and professors have helped students grades 7th through 12th solve problems for the past 20 years.
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Study Abroad Trip Planned to Ghana
Students studying in any major can register to participate. The deadline is Wednesday, Oct. 16.
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New Book Highlights Two Afro-Latin Authors
Dr. Matthew Pettway's new book looks at the memory of slavery and religion as a form of resistance in colonial Cuba.
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How to Watch the Democratic Debate
With 12 candidates on stage, figuring out what to focus on can be difficult. Try these seven tips (and put down that phone).
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What Can Geckos Tell Us About Freckles?
USA Mathematics and Statistics supports biological research on leopard geckos.
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Creating Jobs, Housing and Room to Breathe
South alumnus Clyde Higgs leads one of the nation's most ambitious land use development projects at Atlanta BeltLine Inc.
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Plenty of Students, Tons of Cardboard
More than three tons of cardboard was hauled in on Move-In Day, contributing to 850,000 pounds of recycled material for the year.
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USA Leads $1.3M Fight Against Opioid Addiction
College of Nursing-trained healthcare professionals will focus on opioid and substance abuse prevention, treatment and recovery.
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Common Read Author to Speak at South
Julie Otsuka, author of 'When the Emperor was Divine,' will speak Oct. 17. The event is free and open to the public.
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Medical Student Secures Sock Donation
Corey Phillis is making sure patients cared for at the USA Student-Run Free Clinic leave on solid footing with a new pair of socks.
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University Board of Trustees Scholar Named
Stephen Azar, who scored a perfect 36 on his ACT, is named the 2019-20 Board of Trustees Scholar. He plans to major in biology.
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Encouraging Diversity in Physician Workforce
South's inclusion programs are yielding results — 20 percent of the 2023 medical class is black, Latino or Native American.