Poet Major Jackson to Visit South
Jackson will speak March 21 as part of the Stokes Center for Creative Writing Visiting Writers Series.
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Loving the Weather, Hating the Cold
South senior from Connecticut enjoys warmer temperatures and faculty mentoring in USA's meteorology program.
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South Grad Rides Gravitational Wave
Chris Buchanan, an Honors Program alum, contributed to what is being heralded as 'the discovery of the century.'
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'Standing Separate from the History of Others'
Peggy Wallace Kennedy, daughter of two governors, talks forgiveness, change and reconciliation. She speaks Wednesday at USA.
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Medical Building Named after USA Dean, Wife
The Judith Susan and Samuel Strada Patient Care Center will open this summer with 153 patient exam rooms.
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Alumni Association Recognizes Excellence
Six alumni and friends are honored at the annual Distinguished Alumni and Service Awards gala for their contributions.
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Engineering Project Takes Off with NASA
Seven South Alabama engineering students develop a research instrument that is launched by rocket into space.
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What Makes the U.S. Globally Competitive?
Assistant Secretary of Commerce Jay Williams discusses entrepreneurism and a university's role in economic growth.
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What to Watch in the SEC Primary
Dr. Sam Fisher, associate professor of political science, lists four ways Super Tuesday might prove especially important.
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On His Own Two Feet, 'He Captured Our Hearts'
South students and faculty on medical mission trip to Trinidad help a toddler, with the aid of braces, stand for the first time.
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USA Rallies for Higher Education Day
Students, faculty and staff join other universities in Montgomery to highlight importance of higher education.
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ESPN's Stephen A. Smith to Speak at South
The sports journalist will discuss 'The Legacy, History and Impact of the African American Athletes' at the Mitchell Center.
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David Sorkin to Speak at Annual Mahan Lecture
The Yale University professor focuses on the intersection of Jewish and European history; he will give two talks on Feb. 25.
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USA Voices on Black History: Part II
South Alabama students, faculty and staff share their thoughts on how black history is part of America's unfinished story.
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Cubans 'Don't Want to Lose What We Have'
As the island prepares for trade and tourism, a top diplomat visiting South said that growth will have to be properly managed.
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3 x 2 is 6 Performances of 'Schoolhouse Rock'
'Schoolhouse Rock Live!,' an adaptation of the popular TV show, begins at USA's Laidlaw Performing Arts Center on Feb. 19.
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Follow SouthJaw in the Gulf of Mexico
Track the USA-tagged tiger shark's movements — 300 miles and counting — or chat with him on Twitter.
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USA Voices on Black History
South Alabama students, faculty and staff share their thoughts on how black history is part of America's unfinished story.
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Students Beach Bound for Summer Work
Hospitality and tourism management students will get frontline experience at two resorts as part of a new, innovative program.
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Historical Photos: Mobile's Carnival Past
Images collected by USA's Doy Leale McCall Rare Book and Manuscript Library offer a curious glimpse into a bygone era.