UA in the News: March 20, 2012
UA researchers help identify new frog species – Nursing home to relocate to Capstone Village – UA experts comment on Republican primaries, drop in law school entrance tests – and more …
UA Listed on National Honor Roll for Community Service
The University of Alabama has been named to the President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll with Distinction for helping the community through service and service-learning partnerships.
UA in the News: March 10-19, 2012
UA researchers involved in discovery of new frog species – UA photographer publishes book with Cuban counterpart – UA experts comment on GOP primaries, Alabama economy, antitrust law, community colleges, NCAA tournament brackets, academic journals – and more…
UA Exhibition of Japanese Woodblock Prints Explores Sumo and Samurai
As part of the annual Sakura Festival, a selection of Japanese woodblock prints from the collection of Dr. and Mrs. William T. Price is on display in the Ferguson Center Gallery on The University of Alabama campus.
UA in the News: March 9, 2012
UA expert comments on Republican presidential race – Prime minister of Libya is former UA professor – UA Student Health Center expanded – Professional Staff Assembly collects old cell phones
Photographer to Present Talk on Cuban Collaboration and Book at UA
A research collaboration between Chip Cooper, noted Alabama photographer and faculty member in The University of Alabama’s College of Arts and Sciences, and Cuban Néstor Martí, a photographer for the Office of the Havana, has resulted in “Old Havana/La Habana Vieja,” a photography book released by The University of Alabama Press.
UA in the News: March 8, 2012
UA political scientist comments on Republican primaries, immigration laws – Tuskegee Airman speaks at UA – UA Away Scholarships offer students opportunity to go abroad – Author of book about Titanic speaks on campus – Student Health Center adds rooms – and more…
UA Forensic Council Wins 19th National Championship
The University of Alabama Forensic Council brought home its 19th national championship by winning first place in the team sweepstakes at the recent Delta Sigma Rho-Tau Kappa Alpha National Tournament.
UA in the News: March 7, 2012
Matt Calderone wins UA SGA presidency – Corolla editor, WVUA 90.7 station manager named – Freshman earns scholarship from Elevator Conference – Student comments on Tuscaloosa Forward plan – UA report estimates economic impact of immigration bill
Trussville Student Elected UA SGA President
Matt Calderone, a junior from Trussville majoring in political science, was elected president of The University of Alabama Student Government Association for the 2012-2013 term.