UA In the News — May 16
Sculpture honors a Tide player — The state of health in the Black Belt — NASA robotics — and more.
APR’s ‘Bookmark’ Host Named Winner of Governor’s Arts Award
Dr. Don Noble, a native of New York, has spent nearly 30 years promoting Alabama writers on public radio and TV. But now, it’s the retired University of Alabama English professor’s time to be honored.
UA In the News — May 13-15
Harper Lee prize finalists — Tattoos and health — A granddaughter’s appreciation of her grandmother — and more.
OIT Statement on Ransomware Attack, Virus Protection
The Office of Information Technology has issued a statement concerning the recent ransomware attack.
Two longtime Employees Win 2017 Library Leadership Faculty and Staff Awards
University of Alabama Libraries has named Mary S. Alexander and Brock Tyra as the recipients of the 2017 Library Leadership Faculty and Staff Awards.
Alexander and Tyra were each given $2,000, presented with a framed certificate at the Library Leadership Board luncheon in April and had their names added to the Library Leadership plaque displayed in Gorgas Library.
Provost’s Assessment Award Goes to Chemistry
The Chemistry B.S. degree program has been selected as the winner of the 2017 Provost’s Assessment Award.
Alabama Athletics Continues Strong Showing in NCAA’s Academic Progress Rate
UA In the News — May 12
Prize for legal fiction — Supercomputing results — Studying a traffic program — and more.
UA In the News — May 11
Bringing theatre back to a high school — Fulbright awardees — Partnership brings science teachers to Tuscaloosa — and more.
James’ Advocacy, Appreciation for Differences Rooted in Alabama
Frannie James was a white suburban teenager from Orange County, California when she moved to rural Alabama.