This week at The University of Alabama: Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist to speak on campus – Professor studies tornado’s emotion impact on at-risk children – Experts offer tips on breast health, creative Halloween costumes for children – Professor’s book wins award – Moundville Native American Festival scheduled for Oct. 9-12 – Theatre department presents ‘Seven Guitars’
With Halloween just around the corner, many parents are beginning to think about whether their little ones will delight or fright this year. The University of Alabama’s Melissa Panzarello provides some fun and easy ideas that can make use of items you may have available around the house.
The community is invited to explore the world of fossils during National Fossil Day at the Alabama Museum of Natural History at Smith Hall on The University of Alabama’s campus.
U.S. Supreme Court justice speaks at UA – Sarah Patterson to be honored with plaza – Homecoming schedule announced – UA expert comments on Common Core Standards – UA is a leader in adaptive athletics – and more…
UA experts comment on health insurance marketplace, Detroit bankruptcy – Former ambassador honored at UA – New Homecoming parade route announced – Counseling Center holds suicide awareness walk – UA among top grad schools for diverse social life – WVUA Weather recognized as App of the Day – and more…
The University of Alabama’s Moundville Archaeological Park has not been impacted by the federal government shutdown.
UA prof writes book about fantasy sports – UA receives NSF grant to encourage STEM majors to become teachers – U.S. Supreme Court justice to speak at UA – UA School of Law named best value – UA, partners receive grant for carbon capture research – UA expert comments on Affordable Care Act – Homecoming events – WVUA Weather app named appsbar.com App of the Day – and more…
