The University of Alabama swept the American Advertising Federation awards competition in Tuscaloosa last week winning 13 awards, including three Best of Show awards, eight out of nine Gold awards presented and two Silver awards.
This week at The University of Alabama: UA granted patent for sideline tent – Professor creates new class of materials – Wheelchair basketball hosts season’s final home games – UA wins multiple marketing awards — Black History Month celebration continues – Expert commentary available on proposed budget’s impact on party identity, Black Panther movie, Olympic viewing, potential impact of proposed food stamp changes
This week at The University of Alabama: UA granted patent for sideline tent – Professor creates new class of materials – Duke presenter part of Black History celebration continuing throughout month – New book analyzes First Amendment versus hate speech – Education Hall of Fame to induct three – Expert commentary available on Black Panther movie, political bickering, Olympic viewing and Bitcoin – Children’s activities, food abound at Family Night at the Museum
This week at The University of Alabama: Black History Month events scheduled throughout February — Boat owners can show crimson colors – Students provide free tax preparation services – Expert commentary available on Olympic viewing, extensive impact flu can have on poor, Bitcoin’s place as an alternate currency – Music used in effort to treat dementia – Medical specialists featured in forum
This week at The University of Alabama: Researcher lands book award – Rural high school students given health care profession opportunities — CrossingPoints graduate becomes homeowner – LIFT seeks volunteers for community skill development programs – Sources available to discuss government shutdown — Animation expert to present
In light of the racist and disturbing videos posted by one of our students on social media, I want to express my personal disgust and disappointment. Like many of you, I find the videos highly offensive and deeply hurtful, not only to our students and our entire University community, but to everyone who viewed them. The actions of this student do not represent the larger student body or the values of our University, and she is no longer enrolled here.
The University of Alabama will resume classes and normal operations at noon today.
The University of Alabama will resume classes and normal operations at noon Wednesday, Jan. 17.
The University of Alabama will suspend classes and all other operations Tuesday, Jan. 16, due to the possibility of severe winter weather, including the UA campus and Tuscaloosa County.
This week at The University of Alabama: Study to look at factors in self-harm among veterans — Research shows a stressed boss is a bad boss — Mary Mary, Glover headline ‘Realizing the Dream’ Events — Fundraising campaign launches for new performing arts center