“So what I think what happened was that ‘meg’ (megalodon shark) just got so big because it was literally just a buffet of all of these medium-sized whales. And then all of a sudden the buffet closes and you’re left with this giant shark that can’t really support itself.”
UA professor works with Red Cross — Realizing the Dream events — and more.
“Who among us knew that the most abundant vertebrates in this region are the inconspicuous, shy salamanders that contribute mightily to water quality and carbon management in wetlands? The Mobile-Tensaw Delta is full of surprises, as much for the scientist as for the casual visitor enjoying fishing, bird watching, or simply canoeing this watery maze.”
UA alum beamed up for “Star Trek” series — UA center forecasts Tuscaloosa housing — College helps out veterans — and more.
Gift drive for veterans — United Way wrap-up — UA class works on newspaper photo archive — and more.
Hero on the court — Firestone sells UA-themed tires — Veterans graduate — and more.
“This is a great moment, not only for myself but my family. If I had graduated on time, I don’t think I would’ve enjoyed it as much. I don’t think it would’ve been as emotional as it is now because you’re sharing it with the kids.”
Aging in place in rural America — Tuscaloosa Symphony fills Moody with cheer — ‘Pizzagate’ and religion — and more.
“He (R2D2) was hard to pick up. It was like trying to carry a 55-gallon drum. It was heavy and smooth and there was nothing to hold onto. We just kind of walked until they told us to stop.”
Dr. David L. Grady, vice president for student affairs at The University of Alabama, has been named to a two-year term on the Association of Public Land-Grant Universities Council on Student Affairs Executive Committee.