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  • Grand Start

    A Mobile native and hospitality graduate begins her career on the Eastern Shore of Mobile Bay at the 'Queen of Southern Resorts' #MyFirstJob

  • Nurse Survives Cancer, Earns Doctorate

    Krystal Clark, a women's health nurse, plans to use her Doctor of Nursing Practice from South to open her own practice in Hollywood, Florida.

  • Musical Meteorologist

    At South, Nicholas Herboso studied meteorology, became drum major of the Jaguar Marching Band and prepared to start work at a Mobile TV station. #MyFirstJob

  • Macro Program for Microplastics

    A South assistant professor is leading a $1.9 million research study to learn more about these tiny plastics and reduce pollution in the Gulf of Mexico.

  • From USA to U.S. Army

    A South broadcasting graduate uses the skills she honed at JagTV to win Civilian Videographer of the Year.

  • 5 Things to Know about Red Snapper

    As the red snapper season begins, researchers at South's Stokes School of Marine and Environmental Sciences offer insight on one of Alabama's most popular game fishes.

  • Answering the Call

    Chloé Knippers, who just finished her first year at South in emergency medical services, works part-time as an EMT for a Mobile ambulance company.

  • Rediscovering Family History

    Tiffany Pogue, a Gilman Scholar and psychology graduate, traces her family history through 'Descendant,' the Africatown documentary.

  • Heroes Scholarship Expands

    The University of South Alabama has teamed up with the Mobile County Deputy Sheriff and Correctional Officer Foundation to provide an affordable pathway to a bachelor's degree in criminal justice.

  • Marshall Named Honors College Dean

    Dr. Doug Marshall will step into the role after serving as interim dean. “The Honors College is the natural place for new and innovative ideas and partnerships from all over campus to take root and bear fruit,” he ...