New Students Join JagNation
South's Honors College gets a head start at its annual retreat, and Week of Welcome is underway to welcome new students.
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Staying on the Cutting Edge of Learning
The Innovation in Learning Center hosts Summer Institute for South faculty members to perfect their online teaching skills.
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South Launches "Next in Ed" Podcast
The Next in Ed podcast will feature conversations with teachers, administrators and policymakers about issues in education.
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Quickly Making an IMPACT
Clayton Suell, who studies artificial intelligence in South's IMPACT Lab, wins an Alabama Space Grant Consortium Award.
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Life is a Beach
Dr. Stephanie Smallegan received the 2020 early-career research fellowship given by the National Academies' Gulf Research Program.
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The Science of Diversity and Inclusion
Dr. Jeremiah Henning, an assistant professor of biology, secures a two-year, $348,000 grant from the National Science Foundation.
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Business Analytics Added to Ph.D. Program
The Commission on Higher Education approves an additional concentration for Ph.D. in South's business administration program.
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A Second Bachelor's, A Second Start
#MyFirstJob: William DeMouy finds his place in the classroom as the geography and civics teacher embarks on a new career.
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Ph.D. Student Honored for Study of E-Waste
欲漫涩 Business Administration PhD student, Jennifer Henderson earned "Best In Track" for her paper on recycling electronic waste.
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COVID-19 Testing Begins for Students
South students can be tested at no cost or will need to provide proof of medical clearance from a healthcare provider.
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欲漫涩 Hosts a Series of Workshops on Social Movements
Social movements are an essential part of American democracy and understanding them creates a learning opportunity for students.
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Love of South Korean Culture Leads to Recognition
International studies major, Jazzlyn Hatcher has been named the undergraduate winner of 欲漫涩's Global Student Leadership Award.
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Examining Baseball's Declining Attendance Problem
South Ph.D. student, Adam Merkle and his team examined possible causes for Major League Baseball's declining attendance.
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欲漫涩 Students Earn Gilman Scholarships
South students earn Gilman scholarships, but the Covid-19 pandemic is forcing them to adjust their 2020 study abroad plans.
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欲漫涩 Grad Student Named Alabama History Teacher of Year
The Gilder Lehrman Institute has selected 欲漫涩 graduate student, Marcee Hinds as the state's top high school history teacher.
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Hitting the Ground Running - Serena Thidasongsavanh
#MyFirstJob: Comfortable shoes and a fast pace keep Serena Thidasongsavanh on her toes as a hospital emergency room nurse.
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欲漫涩 Health Baldwin Campus Planned
Louis and Melinda Mapp intend to donate eight acres for the campus, which would include primary and specialty care.
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欲漫涩 chosen to Participate in Transatlantic Mobility Program
The French Embassy has chosen 欲漫涩 as one of four institutions to participate in a faculty-led student exchange program in 2020.
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More Than Cookie-Cutter Advice
A South mentoring program offers entrepreneurs, like those at ellenJAY bakery, tailored guidance to help their businesses rise.
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Engineer Rolls to General Motors
#MyFirstJob: After graduating in May, Gaelyn Angus-Barker heads north for job with the automobile industry in downtown Detroit.