University of South Alabama

The University of South Alabama has a campus transportation system called JagTran that was developed to offer simple, secure, and effective transportation for students, staff, and visitors to the uni. On the main campus, JagTran is continuously in operation. There is no need for reservations, tickets, or money. It is also simple to walk or take public transportation to get to the University niversity, the city is well connected and traveling is easy.

The University of South Alabama offers its students various services to help them with their academic needs. These include- 

• The University has five libraries; Marx Library is the main library; the other libraries are Baldwin County Library, Biomedical Library, Mitchell College of Business Library, and The Doy Leale McCall Rare Book and Manuscript Library.
• There are eight sports facilities at the University of South Alabama, Hancock Whitney Stadium, Stanky Field, Jaguar Field, The Cage, Jaguar Gymnasium, Magnolia Grove Golf Training Complex, Bruce David Lubel Memorial Courts, and Jaguar Track.
• The Archaeology Museum on the main campus is also a major tourist attraction.
• There are over two hundred student clubs and organizations.  
• Health services.
• Research services.
• Information Technology facilities.

 At the University of South Alabama, more than 14,000 students come from different cultural backgrounds and around 55 different countries. There are nearly always many social, cultural, and recreational events accessible on campus, where more than 2,400 students reside. Cultural events, sporting events, club activities, college productions, and other activities occur on campus. The students can also spend their leisure time at various recreational locations off campus. The balance between academic and extracurricular activities is ideal.

There are ten houses in the fraternity and sorority housing complex at the University of South Alabama. Hundreds of various living experiences are available with 33 residence halls spread over 7 residential communities. First-year students get the opportunity to get acclimated to campus life in residence halls that are exclusively for them.

With seven residential communities that include 33 residence halls, students have a wide range of options for on-campus housing. These residences provide individual rooms, double-occupancy rooms, and apartment-style lodgings with kitchenettes. Every neighborhood provides laundry facilities, multipurpose spaces, and lounges for studying and relaxing. More than 330 programs are available at the University's housing complex to keep students interested all academic year.