UA In the News — July 15-17
Author wins Harper Lee prize — Bicentennial workshop — Heroes’ Legacy Scholarships — and more.
Author wins Harper Lee prize — Bicentennial workshop — Heroes’ Legacy Scholarships — and more.
A UA researcher examines the role of racial identity and acculturation on birth weight of black infants.
Comment on the upcoming race for governor — Student discusses STEM — Traffic statistics — and more.
Bama Bound brings excitement to new students — Comment on the Antarctic ice sheet — the Sullivan Award — and more.
The University of Alabama Office of Testing Services was awarded Test Center Certification by the National College Testing Association (NCTA).
The University of Alabama’s Moundville Archaeological Park hosts its annual Knap-In and Birdfest 2017 the weekend of July 21.
New program to help people in medical distress — “Ragtime” with a UA student — Diversifying the work force in nursing — and more.
New medical program aims to cut costs — The Alabama Prosthetic Project — Aid for Hispanic nursing students — and more.
Grant to recruit Hispanic nurses — Blues Weekend — Wheelchair basketball camp — and more.
This year, the University will host Yea, Alabama!, an immersion program that engages incoming students in purposeful small group discussions led by UA student leaders and faculty/staff facilitators.