Dr. J. Michael Hardin, dean of The University of Alabama’s Culverhouse College of Commerce and Business Administration, has been elected to the board of directors of the Graduate Management Admissions Council.
More than 20 photographs depicting the civil rights movement, including many never publicly viewed before, will be displayed June 3-14 at The University of Alabama’s Bryant Conference Center.
Long-time theatre professor Ed Williams retires – UA research engineer working on new way to make graphene – UA experts comment on political issues – and more…
This week at The University of Alabama: Top undergraduate researchers recognized – UA to host creative writing camp for high schoolers – UA psychologist comments on sentencing options for juveniles – SummerTide Theatre performances begin in Gulf Shores
Alabama Center for Real Estate reports on housing affordability – UA engineering prof comments on making homes safer during tornadoes – UA students prepare for SummerTide theatre production – UA to host creative writing camp for high schoolers – and more…
Mal Moore named athletic director of the year – UA students help restore historic building in Marion – UA students stage wedding for final exam – UA expert comments on tornado proofing – UA prof to direct ‘Bye Bye Birdie’ – Duane Lamb to speak at Memorial Day program – Student receives ROTC award – and more…
UA students help restore historic Lincoln Normal School – UA experts comment on ways to protect houses from tornadoes, recovering from tornadoes, immigration reform bill – Young Entrepreneurs Academy accepting applications – and more…
UA expert comments on ways to protect buildings from tornadoes – UA Center for Public Television documentary nominated for Emmy – UA student shares story for National Foster Care Month – Triplets to attend UA – ALFA exec named to UA insurance program advisory board
The public is invited to learn how the face of medicine has changed over the years at an upcoming symposium hosted by The University of Alabama’s College of Community Health Sciences.
The University of Alabama’s Moundville Archaeological Park will hold its first 5K walk memorializing the Trail of Tears Saturday, May 25.