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Each Year, thousands of visitors pass through South's College of Education and Professional Studies, including these teacher ...

Studying abroad changes more than where students go -- it changes who they are. ...

Dr. Joel Erdmann '92 kept the Jaguars ranked as a multisport powerhouse both on the field and in the classroom before retirin ...

Born from boldness, the University of South Alabama now embarks fearlessly on its next chapter. ...

ON THE UPPER GULF COAST, only Dr. Kevin Wong practices pediatric interventional radiology full time. Without him, many children an ...

Near Mobile's causeway, Aleah Dokter and a fellow researcher maneuver an electrofishing boat through the Mobile-Tensaw River ...

Two new leaders take the field at the the Jaguar Marching Band's new complex. ...

Imports via the Port of Mobile, 12th-largest in the country, help keep store shelves stocked from Alabama to Chicago. ...

One of my favorite spring traditions on campus is the annual New Grad Champagne Toast. Hosted by President Jo Bonner and Executive ...

A midcentury minimalist workstation that once anchored the president's office finds a second life as a sentimental centerpiec ...

South alum Jason Kudulis safeguards the Mobile Bay watershed in an era of rapid change. ...

Alumni trailblazers Dr. Laurie Owen '80 and Dr. Michael Wojciechowski '78, MBA '81, shared insights on entrepreneur ...

Explore the possibilities for a reimagined campus. A master plan for growth meets at the intersection of pragmatic planning and bl ...

Pairing advanced orthopedic healthcare with the unbreakable spirit of a Marine, Beth Wiggins navigates a 10-year medical journey a ...

As South prepares to welcome Airbus engineers to USA Technology and Research Park, University leaders look to Wichita State Univer ...

How one Honors College student is turning his experience as an advanced emergency medical technician into a student-led movement t ...

With the $40 million purchase in May of the Central House on Stadium apartment complex, South has nearly doubled the number of stu ...

If only you could remember that life-changing idea that popped into your head -- and then popped right back out. ...

Here's our commitment to invest in human potential and ensure a thriving Gulf Coast. ...

Seven students traveled to Greece over the summer for a global leadership Study Abroad trip. Mason Mullaney, Nolan Crawford, Ansle ...

What a joy it was to celebrate our community during Homecoming 2025! ...

In the NICU at USA Health Children's & Women's Hospital, strength begins small, measured in breaths, heartbeats and ...

Amtrak's Mardi Gras Service embodies how Mobile and the Mississippi Gulf Coast move in tandem. ...

Half of South's 1966-vintage first dormitory complex, Alpha Hall East and South, made way for the new Frederick P. Whiddon Co ...

A student-run investment fund celebrates 10 years of smart choices and lessons learned. ...

How recycled plastics could reshape the way Gulf Coast communities build. ...

A freshman scholar finds strength in family and unexpected loss. ...

from service to study, these student veterans have leveraged the skills and endurance they developed in the military into momentum ...

The first home game for Jaguars wide receiver Devin Voisin '24 wasn't at "home." The 37-14 victory over Jackso ...

New Stokes Center for Creative Writing director brings rigor and a mission to resurrect forgotten voices. ...

South research explores how technology can help ICU nurses recover from the toll of trauma-filled shifts. ...

Two years ago, Lilli Moore's dad, Michael, set up an oyster hatchery business for her: Biloxi Oyster Co. in downtown Biloxi, ...

Dr. Lee Smee and other coastal Alabama researchers are deliberately terrifying baby oysters. ...

Sometimes, filling your class schedule was like seeking a ticket at a sold-out Taylor Swift concert. ...

Our University and the city we call home have both had to earn everything we've gained. ...

Earning a Master of Business Administration has long been a stepping stone to career advancement. Yet, for years, it remained out ...

A new facility rises downtown after the demolition of the old Mobile Civic Center, site of South's early graduation ceremonie ...

Partnering with Wiregrass Archaeological Consulting, the team excavated 15 sites along the new bridge route from November 2021 to ...

Everyone in the South family has helped shape our 'do the right thing' culture. ...

As spring turns to summer and another academic year comes to a close, we find ourselves reflecting with gratitude on all that our ...

Presented here: the administrators, healthcare heroes, engineers, educators, entrepreneurs, philanthropists and public servants wh ...

Timber Makes a Nice Foundation ...

Jeff Roberts started serving coffee out of a trailer after earning a business degree from the University of South Alabama. Today, ...

Mobile in Bloom ...

Coaches and players embrace high-tech tools for improving athletic performance. ...

Chemotherapy is a powerful treatment for cancer. Coloring can help, too. ...

If all goes according to plan, by fall 2025, students at the Stokes School of Marine and Environmental Sciences will study at an ...

"I have a great story about a dolphin telling a joke," says Dr. Heidi Lyn, professor and Joan M. Sinnott chair of psycho ...

When Dr. Bill Williams first saw the pieces, he thought it might be the end of the world. Or at least the globe. ...

The University of South Alabama's Mitchell College of Business is proud to announce new opportunities to earn a Master of Bus ...