Working for Her Tribe
A bachelor's degree from South led Dr. Deidra Suwannee Dees to a doctorate from Harvard and the position of tribal archivist for the Poarch Band of Creek Indians.
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Tied Up In Knots
Dr. Christine Ruey Shan Lee is using a grant from the National Science Foundation to continue her research in knot theory. She also works with middle school students in the Girls Who Code organization.
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Long Known to Snails, New Snake Species ID'd
A South researcher and his undergraduate research assistant, along with a team of researchers in Mexico, identify two unique snail-sucking species.
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A World of Good
Fellowships from Harvard University Press and the Institute for Advanced Study help Dr. Samuel Baker spend a sabbatical writing a book about truth in the ethics of Aristotle.
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School of Marine and Environmental Sciences Dedicated
New academic and research programs are expected to follow as South increases opportunities for students and faculty.
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Marx Library Hosts Alabama Historian Scotty Kirkland
欲漫涩 and Mobile Museum of Art welcomes Alabama historian Scotty Kirkland for a lecture on state and local Civil Rights history.
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Holiday Art Sale Scheduled
Hand-crafted glass ornaments, jewelry, prints and more created by 欲漫涩 students and faculty available for sale December 3rd.
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欲漫涩 Associate Professor Named Gulf Research Program Fellow
Dr. Brandi Kiel Reese becomes the second South faculty member honored by the Gulf Research Program in as many years.
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Plant Health Research
South's Dr. Tuan Minh Tran is the lead author of an article published in the prestigious scientific journal, The Plant Cell.
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College of Arts & Sciences Recognizes Outstanding Faculty
Seven faculty members recognized for their achievements at the 40th Annual Dean's Lecture and Faculty Awards Ceremony.
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Faith in Counseling
Dr. Joseph Currier, a psychology professor at South, is leading a national project to integrate religious and spiritual competencies into mental healthcare training.
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Down to Earth
After working construction, Cooper Forsyth can't imagine having a desk job. He plans for field work and a Ph.D. after earning a degree in geology. #FreshmanFocus
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School of Marine and Environmental Sciences Receives $2 Million Grant
Governor Kay Ivey's office and the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources distributes the federal funding.
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Leaders in Social Justice
Three 欲漫涩 seniors are awarded the first Leadership in Social Justice and Perseverance Scholarship, established by the University and the 100 Black Men of Mobile.
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Speakers Set For Communication Career Day
Pulitzer-prize winning journalist John Archibald will be the keynote speaker for the event which is open to all majors.
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South to Host Inaugural Marching Band Championships
More than 2,000 high school musicians will perform in the inaugural South Alabama Marching Band Championships at Hancock Whitney Stadium.
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Celebrating 50 Years of Archaeology at South
The "50 Years of South Alabama Archaeology: 1970- 2020" exhibit will be on display at the museum until spring 2022.
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Jackson to Present at 19th Annual Hamner Lecture
Dr. Kern Jackson, director of South's African American Studies program, will speak at the event in the Marx Library Auditorium.
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Lights, Jaguars, Action!
A student production team brings South sports to a nationwide audience on the ESPN+ network. Some of the crew members are communications majors; all share a unique view of Jaguar athletics.
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Huge Boost for the Humanities
$453,000 NEH grant is the largest South has ever received for the humanities and will support multiple programs on campus.