6 Things to Know About Vampires
Vanquishing vampires is tricky, but you can stall them, says USA bioarchaeologist and resident vampire expert Dr. Lesley Gregoricka.
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Visiting Writer to Talk 'Scary Stories'
Genre-bending author Stephen Graham Jones will speak Oct. 29.
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County Commits $2.5 Million to Stadium
The pledge will create the Mobile County Center for Academic Success, which will be located within the administration building.
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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 County, Fla.
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Food Pantry Receives Largest Donation Ever
Ahavas Chesed Synagogue members donated food they collected during Yom Kippur to South for students with food insecurities.
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USA Meteorology Students Receive Top Awards
Peyton Barlow, Dillon Blount and Sam Sangster were awarded American Meteorological Society scholarships.
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International Art Exhibit Opens at South
Works of students from 10 institutions of higher education around the world will open Oct. 18 and continue through Oct. 31.
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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 alumni.
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First Responders Honored at Gala
More than 700 people attended 'A Night Honoring Heroes,' which raises support for the region's only Level 1 Trauma Center.
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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 Force's 403rd Wing.
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Marine Sciences Students Earn Top Awards
Graduate students Haley Gancel, and Jeffrey Coogan attended the Alabama Water Resources Conference.
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Jackson to Receive Geological Research Award
Dr. William T. Jackson Jr. to be awarded the 2018 Stephen E. Laubach Structural Diagenesis Research Award.
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Report Highlights Two Coastal Challenge Projects
USA supported two projects funded from a $500 million endowment created as a result of an oil spill settlement.
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NSF Funding Creates Undergraduate Research Experiences
School of Computing students participate in paid research experiences through a supplemental grant.
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Balancing Act: Shoring Up Gulf Shorelines
USA scientists integrate ecology and engineering to defend against shifting currents, fast boats, rising seas and sinking land.
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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.
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Innovation that Leads to Surgical Solutions
A health care focus in USA's mechanical engineering department leads to research opportunities and a new way to deliver medicine.
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Gaining Knowledge on Losing Weight
Thirteen faculty from five USA colleges and schools are combining efforts and expertise through the Obesity Research Network.
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Civil Rights Through the Lens of Atticus Finch
Emory University's Dr. Joseph Crespino will address civil rights through character analysis during a Wednesday lecture.
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South Offering New Scholarship for Teachers
The Educator Excellence Scholarship, equal to 20 percent of tuition cost, is designed for teachers seeking advanced certification.