Bell Highlights Gifts, Achievements at Board of Trustees Meeting
University of Alabama President Stuart R. Bell recognized UA’s record-setting year for gifts and numerous accolades during last week’s Board of Trustees meeting.
Charity Fashion Show to Feature Students’ Designs
Ten UA students’ fashion designs will hit the runway on Sunday as part of Fashion for Life, the College of Human Environmental Sciences’ annual fashion show that raises money for a selected charity.
UA Grad Student, University Club Chef Partner in Food Championships
As one team from Tuscaloosa makes a championship run on the gridiron, another team with ties to The University of Alabama is getting ready to take on thousands in the largest competition in Food Sport.
Students Gain Perspective While Helping with Recovery Efforts
A group of UA students spent fall break in Panama City, Florida, helping with the recovery efforts following Hurricane Michael.
UA RISE and Children’s Program Students Trick or Treat Around Campus
Online Exhibition Examines Tobacco Companies’ Targeting of Minorities
A University of Alabama professor’s latest online exhibition explores methods used by tobacco companies for years to target African Americans and other minority groups.
New UA Degree Program Targets Addiction, Recovery
The University of Alabama’s department of human development and family studies will prepare students to combat a wide-variety of addictive disorders through a new Bachelor of Science in Addiction and Recovery.
UA Students to Spend Fall Break Assisting with Hurricane Michael Relief
A group of University of Alabama students will spend Fall Break in Panama City, Florida, helping with the recovery efforts following Hurricane Michael.
Network with Sports Industry Professionals at Going Pro Event
Have you ever dreamed of a career in the world of sports but thought your major wouldn’t apply to the industry? Think again.
UA Rural Medical Scholars Program Welcomes New Class
Ten students from rural Alabama who plan to become physicians practicing in rural communities in the state have been accepted into The University of Alabama’s Rural Medical Scholars Program for the 2018-19 academic year.