UA In the News — Nov. 24-28
Swipe Away Hunger meals arrive for Thanksgiving — Pre-Iron Bowl surprise for senior — The elephant puppet — and more.
ODS Testing Space Near Capacity
Testing space at the Office of Disability Services (ODS) for Fall 2016 finals is almost full; space is available on Friday, Dec. 9, at 1 p.m. and at 6 p.m. Students with disabilities who call to schedule exams are being directed back to their instructors for the provision of testing accommodations. Accommodations for students who
Economy quote
“The economy is actually growing much faster in the second half of the year than in the first. People see faster economic growth, they tend to start looking for a job.”
UA In the News — Nov. 23
Thanksgiving traffic safety– Bus safety — Airbus flyover — and more.
Next Open Forums for Executive Vice President and Provost Candidates Announced
All members of The University of Alabama campus community are invited to attend public presentations by each of the finalists for the position of executive vice president and provost. The second candidate, Dr. Kevin Whitaker, will give a public presentation Monday, Nov. 28. The third candidate, Dr. Latha Ramchand, will give a public presentation Wednesday,
UA In the News — Nov. 22
Be safe on the roads during Thanksgiving — University of Alabama Press book looks at the state — New anchor at WVUA — and more.
UA In the News — Nov. 19-21
Moundville Archaeological Park educates the public — Fashion for Life sends students down the runway — Inclusive Iron Bowl — and more.
UA’s Gorgas House Opens Doll Collection Exhibit
The University of Alabama’s Gorgas House Museum will display a doll collection that represents four generations of the Paul Bryant family. The exhibit opens today.
UA Scientist Named AAAS Fellow
The world’s largest general scientific society, the American Association for the Advancement of Science, elected a University of Alabama scientist to the rank of Fellow.
UA Professor Elected to Prestigious Antiquarian Society
Dr. Ian Brown, professor and chair of the department of anthropology at The University of Alabama, was recently elected to The Society of Antiquaries of London—the oldest and most prestigious association for antiquarian studies in the world.