6 Things to Know About Vampires
Vanquishing vampires is tricky, but you can stall them, says USA bioarchaeologist and resident vampire expert ...
Visiting Writer to Talk 'Scary Stories'
Genre-bending author Stephen Graham Jones will speak Oct. 29.
County Commits $2.5 Million to Stadium
The pledge will create the Mobile County Center for Academic Success, which will be located within the ...
Pathway USA Expands to Pensacola State College
Program to increase access to a four-year degree and attract transfer students to South moves into Escambia ...
Food Pantry Receives Largest Donation Ever
Ahavas Chesed Synagogue members donated food they collected during Yom Kippur to South for students with food ...
USA Meteorology Students Receive Top Awards
Peyton Barlow, Dillon Blount and Sam Sangster were awarded American Meteorological Society scholarships.
International Art Exhibit Opens at South
Works of students from 10 institutions of higher education around the world will open Oct. 18 and continue ...
Ground Broken on Alumni Center
The Julian and Kim MacQueen Alumni Center will serve as the permanent home for South's more than 80,000 ...
First Responders Honored at Gala
More than 700 people attended 'A Night Honoring Heroes,' which raises support for the region's only Level 1 ...
All in a Day's Work: Flying into Hurricanes
Hurricane Hunter and South alum Chris Dyke heads into the storms that others flee as a major in the Air ...
Marine Sciences Students Earn Top Awards
Graduate students Haley Gancel, and Jeffrey Coogan attended the Alabama Water Resources Conference.
Jackson to Receive Geological Research Award
Dr. William T. Jackson Jr. to be awarded the 2018 Stephen E. Laubach Structural Diagenesis Research Award.
Report Highlights Two Coastal Challenge Projects
USA supported two projects funded from a $500 million endowment created as a result of an oil spill ...
NSF Funding Creates Undergraduate Research Experiences
School of Computing students participate in paid research experiences through a supplemental grant.
Balancing Act: Shoring Up Gulf Shorelines
USA scientists integrate ecology and engineering to defend against shifting currents, fast boats, rising seas ...
English Department to Host 'Chaucer: Sound and Vision'
The medieval literature conference, which will focus on representations of the senses, is open to the public.
Innovation that Leads to Surgical Solutions
A health care focus in USA's mechanical engineering department leads to research opportunities and a new way ...
Gaining Knowledge on Losing Weight
Thirteen faculty from five USA colleges and schools are combining efforts and expertise through the Obesity ...
Civil Rights Through the Lens of Atticus Finch
Emory University's Dr. Joseph Crespino will address civil rights through character analysis during a ...
South Offering New Scholarship for Teachers
The Educator Excellence Scholarship, equal to 20 percent of tuition cost, is designed for teachers seeking ...