USA’s Multicultural Student Affairs Office Grows After Strong Year
The University of South Alabama's Office of Multicultural Student Affairs added more than 50 new students this year under director Carl Cunningham Jr.
USA Foundation Pours $750,000 a Year Into South Alabama Honors Program
The USA Foundation gives $750,000 annually to the University of South Alabama's Honors Program, funding student research, scholarships and enrichment events.
South Alabama Greek Organizations Honored for Service, Scholarship at Annual Awards
University of South Alabama recognized fraternity and sorority members for logging more than 25,000 volunteer hours and raising over $60,000.
Missing Mobile Dog’s Brief Disappearance Reunites Two Families Nine Years Later
A Mobile family's rescue dog went missing for a day this spring, and his safe return revealed a hidden past that reunited two families years apart.
New Mobile Bankruptcy Judge Sworn In After Decades Representing Creditors
Henry Callaway was formally sworn in as Mobile's newest federal bankruptcy judge, bringing decades of experience representing both creditors and struggling families.
Kappa Sigma Breaks Ground on New Fraternity House at South Alabama
Kappa Sigma alumni and students broke ground on a new on-campus fraternity house at the University of South Alabama.
University of South Alabama Holds First-Ever Double Commencement, Celebrates 2,020 Graduates
USA held its first-ever double commencement ceremony this spring, awarding degrees to 2,020 graduates across two separate sessions in one day.
USA Students to Play Giant Musical Chairs for Charity This Weekend
University of South Alabama students will compete in a large-scale game of musical chairs Saturday, with proceeds benefiting a charity of the winner's choice.
Grant Brings State-of-the-Art Child Abuse Screening Tools to Mobile Clinic
An $11,000 grant funded new imaging equipment at USA's Midtown Pediatrics Clinic, upgrading child abuse screening capability across the region.
Five Years Later, Mobile Bay Still Feels the Weight of the BP Oil Spill
Five years after the Deepwater Horizon disaster, coastal Alabama scientists and residents reflect on how the oil spill changed Mobile Bay's waters.