This week at The University of Alabama: Summer commencement – Watch training for mentors in program blending theater with autism interventions – Nursing named Center of Excellence – Students selected for language study — Horn performer, Tuscaloosa native featured at international symposium – Dance students to perform in Scotland
University of Alabama leaders responsible for addressing safety and security issues at Bryant-Denny Stadium were among a select number nationally recognized during a recent conference in Louisville, Kentucky.
The University of Alabama Culverhouse College of Business announced seven business professionals to be inducted into the Alabama Business Hall of Fame for 2018.
This week at The University of Alabama: Professors aid in discovery of subatomic particle source — High school students learn about science, engineering
This week at The University of Alabama: High school students learn about science, engineering – Teens introduced to communication, media fields – Student team selected for international antenna contest
This week at The University of Alabama: Students to compete in antenna contest – Exhibition inspired by ‘Black Panther’ opens – UA launches gifted education office – ‘Women of the Tide’ exhibit showcases contributions
This week at The University of Alabama: Media viewing Wednesday for ‘Women of the Tide’ exhibit — Media production camp for area girls – UA launches gifted education office — Improving youth’s swim skills — Enrichment workshop for gifted youth concludes — Middle, high school students attend computer camp
This week at The University of Alabama: Youth learn about community at Camp Marion – Improving swimming skills – New degree program available – History magazine recognized – Middle, high school students start computer camp
The U.S. Department of Transportation has awarded The University of Alabama a $6 million grant to assist with construction of a bridge over an existing rail line, U.S. Sen. Richard Shelby announced today. The overpass will decrease traffic delays and improve safety for residents in Tuscaloosa and surrounding areas.
A University of Alabama administrator who helped the UA College of Human Environmental Sciences make significant gains in research funding, infrastructure and impact and who has been honored for teaching excellence has been named dean of the College.