UA President Guy Bailey addresses media – Bonner returns to role as provost – UA prof studies homeless youth’s use of social media – UA Olympian Kirani James honored – UA Paralympians excel in London – UA experts comment on how to succeed in college, role of community colleges, Civil War, and unions waning political clout – and more…
Vox Arcana to kick off UA concert series – “Eating Alabama” documentary to screen in Tuscaloosa – UA Education Policy Center releases report on community colleges – and more…
The University of Alabama Community Service Center is hosting the 2012 Volunteer Expo on Wednesday, Sept. 5.
UA students monitor Hurricane Isaac – UA Education Policy Center releases community college report – UA astronomer featured in online comic – APR wins national award – UA law prof comments on convention security – and more…
UA chemist unlocks power of shrimp shells – UA School of Law ranked first among ‘Best Value Law Schools’ – Largest Starbucks in U.S. coming to UA – Webcomic to feature UA astronomer – UA students compete in Paralympics – UA experts comment on healthy eating, Alzheimer’s treatment – and more…
Dr. E.O. Wilson, a University of Alabama alumnus and two-time Pulitzer Prize winner who is widely considered one of the world’s most influential scientists, will visit UA as a scholar-in-residence with the College of Arts and Sciences Sept. 11-12.
UA film professor makes documentary about eating foods grown in Alabama – UA sends athletes to Paralympics – UA experts comment on social psychology, preparing students for tests
UA geologist studies Mars – UA marks first day of classes – Out-of-state students adjusting to UA – Business school launches rebranding initiative – UA athletes participate in Paralympics – Sorority moves into new house — UA experts comment on test preparation, solutions to high gas prices – Events – and more…
UA researcher leads team looking at ways to extract uranium from the ocean – UA psychologists study perception of how time passes – UA freshmen participate in community service day – UA athletes participate in Paralympics – Real estate summit planned – Week of Welcome helps students adjust to campus life – and more…
A Tuscaloosa-based surgeon’s theory related to chronic pain is likely headed for a clinical trial early next year, and it’s drawing support from a University of Alabama researcher who studies how viruses replicate.