This week at The University of Alabama: Stressing over lack of sleep more detrimental than lack of sleep, research shows – School of Law receives major gift — Bust of veteran killed in combat to be unveiled Wednesday — Native American Heritage Month events – Beat Auburn, Beat Hunger food drive ongoing — “Putnam County Spelling Bee,” a rollicking musical, set for Nov. 6 – ‘Speaking Evolution’ to air — Book featuring photographs ‘Inside the Soul of Cuba’ to be discussed
The University of Alabama School of Law announced today a $1.5 million gift from Hugh F. Culverhouse Jr., a trial attorney, investor and land owner in Sarasota, Florida.
Thanks to the generosity of more than 58,000 donors, The University of Alabama set a new record for gifts and pledges received during a single fiscal year, raising more than $120 million in the 2016-17 fiscal year.
The Alabama Department of Mental Health recently named The University of Alabama a Regional Autism Network site.
The University of Alabama police department was notified Saturday morning about racist graffiti written on a student’s door in a campus residence hall. UAPD has an active investigation into the incident and will do all it can to identify any suspects. To be clear: there is no place at UA for racism or bigoted behavior. It is reprehensible and unacceptable.
Advanced technology used to make traveling safer and easier is the focus of a new project led by The University of Alabama and the Alabama Department of Transportation.
This week at The University of Alabama: UA, ALDOT lay groundwork for future self-driving vehicles – Researcher exploring potential lunar habitats for humans – UA to launch new support effort for trafficking victims – Beat Auburn, Beat Hunger effort ongoing – Dancing, pets bring smiles to all ages – High school educators to learn computer science teaching strategies – Professional development training offered to community
This week at The University of Alabama: Leaders remain upbeat about business outlook – UA to launch new support effort for trafficking victims – Partnership with cities to boost tech innovation — Beat Auburn, Beat Hunger effort ongoing – Dancing, drums and pets bring smiles to all ages – Visiting researcher to discuss social class barriers
Faculty, staff and students recently heard a presentation of findings from a San Jose, California-based firm following completion of its external review of UA’s diversity efforts.
This week at The University of Alabama – Homecoming — UA takes bold steps to expand graduation education – Beat Auburn, Beat Hunger underway – Pet therapy, dancing and drums available to Capstone Village residents –Talk offers tips for reducing falls among elderly — Panel discussion of health care challenges faced by rural communities