Excelling, One Spreadsheet at a Time
Mastering Microsoft's Excel program can feel like learning a second language. Business student Clayton Howell is fluent -- and a state champion.
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South To Lead $5 Million Study of Two Gulf Fish Species
The NOAA Fisheries funded project will help Alabama and other Gulf States better manage cobia and tripletail, two popular fish species.
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College of Medicine Dean Named
Dr. Jeffrey S. La Rochelle will assume leadership of the Frederick P. Whiddon College of Medicine at a pivotal moment. The 2027 opening of its new building clears the way to boost class sizes to graduate more physicians.
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Beyond Kickoff
On South's home field, two students document the Senior Bowl's most revealing moments, from practice drills to game day.
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McCall Library Collection of Civil War Letters the Foundation of New Book
USA history professor Dr. Mel McKiven's book about Alabama's Pickens family is a result of the extensive McCall collection.
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USA Volunteers Provide Hope and Help at Project Homeless Connect
Nearly 400 South students, faculty and staff help provide essential services for Project Homeless Connect 2026.
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USA Meteorology Professor Emeritus Inducted into Alabama Broadcasters HOF
Dr. Bill Williams started South's meteorology department and has been inducted into the Alabama Broadcasters' Hall of Fame.
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U.S. News Ranks South's Online Programs Among the Best for 2026
University of South Alabama's online bachelor's program, as well as nursing master's and nurse practitioner programs, are recognized.
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University of South Alabama to Screen Films at the Mobile Jewish Film Festival
South will host two screenings as part of the Mobile Jewish Film Festival, presented by the Mobile Jewish Federation.
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Scared Strong
Researchers at the University of South Alabama are toughening up young oysters against predators. A novel approach could increase survivorship by up to 70 percent — good news for a mollusk that hardens shorelines and ...
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Looking Back, in Pictures and Progress
A giant snow storm, rising enrollment, construction of the Frederick P. Whiddon College of Medicine and more. See the moments that helped define 2025.
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The College of Education and Professional Studies Celebrates its 25,000th Degree
The College of Education and Professional Studies awarded 113 undergraduate, 31 master's and 14 doctoral degrees.
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'Get Invested and Give Back'
U.S. Sen. Katie Britt praises South graduates on their accomplishments and urges them to move forward with integrity and respect.
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USA Foundation Continues to Support Whiddon College of Medicine Building Construction
USA Foundation's latest gift pushed its cumulative commitment to the new Whiddon College of Medicine building to nearly $40 million.
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South's Honors College Sends Record Contingent to National Conference
Sixteen students attended the National Collegiate Honors Council Conference in San Diego and presented their mentorship research.
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Holly Jolly Jaguars Holiday Concert Set for Dec. 4
Get in the holiday spirit at the annual Christmas concert featuring South's Department of Music. The event is free and open to the public.
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Phi Kappa Phi Names Its Scholar and Artist of Year
Dr. Sean Powers and Dr. Peter Wood are being recognized by South's chapter of the Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society.
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For Bass-Baritone, a Welcomed High Note
Nicholas Brownlee '12 is named 2025 Male Singer of the Year at the International Opera Awards and recognized with the 2025 Richard Tucker Award.
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South A Top 100 College for Commitment to Military Families
Military Times magazine ranked South 86th of 357 institutions in its 2025 Best for Vets College rankings.
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Building Sisterhood, Breaking Barriers
Marion McLaughlin becomes the first PASSAGE USA student to pledge a Greek organization during a record year. Her 'big' is also a peer mentor in the program designed to help those with with intellectual disabilities ...