UA In the News — June 1
CrossingPoints Summer Bridge program — UA Press has new director — UA English professor wins literature award — and more.
CrossingPoints Summer Bridge program — UA Press has new director — UA English professor wins literature award — and more.
Bama Bound draws incoming UA students — Guest speaker at Memorial Day ceremony — Boys State — and more.
Michael Martone, a professor of English and creative writing at The University of Alabama, was selected as the winner of the 2016 Mark Twain Award for Distinguished Contributions to Midwestern Literature.
CrossingPoints students arrive — UA student faces obstacles on TV show — Memorial Day speaker — and more.
An optimisticbusiness report — “American Ninja Warrior” contestant — Fulbright scholar — and more.
Linda Manning, director of Northern Illinois University Press, has been appointed director of The University of Alabama Press starting Aug. 1. She replaces interim director Daniel Waterman. The University of Alabama Press is the only academic press in the state.
UA Early College makes a difference in Mobile — University Fellows make a difference in Marion — Unified Special Olympics basketball team wins championship — and more.
Astrobotics team wins competition — Archive of fugitive slave ads — Report on the Montgomery unemployment rate — and more.
Dr. Ian McDonough, assistant professor of psychology at The University of Alabama, has been named a winner of the Matilda White Riley Early Stage Investigator Honors, a paper competition of the National Institutes of Health.
Students and faculty from across The University of Alabama competed in business plan competitions and showcased emerging technology at AIME Day, an annual pitch and demonstration expo for inventors and entrepreneurs at UA and economic development officials in Alabama.