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UA In the News — July 29-31

UA In the News — July 29-31

New study on low birth rate and esteem — Getting ready for the eclipse — Driving through water — and more.

UA In the News — July 28

UA In the News — July 28

Twins graduate from RISE — Comments on Confederate monuments — Safety tips for the eclipse — and more.

UA In the News — July 27

UA In the News — July 27

Comment on a possible HBO show — New vice president — RISE graduation — and more.

UA In the News — July 25-26

UA In the News — July 25-26

New College Life Track interview — Total solar eclipse — Making your dorm a home — and more.

UA In the News — July 22-24

UA In the News — July 22-24

A look at home in Perry County — Ballet intensive performance — Engineering camp — and more.

UA In the News: July 21

UA In the News: July 21

Economic analyst discusses unemployment rate — Students earn honors

UA In the News — July 20

UA In the News — July 20

Low birth weights in blacks tied to racial identity, mom’s age — Moundville to host events — Analyst weighs in on unemployment rate — High school students learn about cybercrime  … and more …      

UA In the News – July 19

UA In the News – July 19

Birth weight in blacks tied to racial identity, mom’s age, research shows – Doctoral student awarded research fellowship – Research related to structures and storms cited – Student selected for University Fellows — Nursing among those receiving grant for workforce diversity development … and more …  

UA In the News: July 18

UA In the News: July 18

Students challenge one another — College receives grant to increase Latino nurses with advanced degrees — GSA recognizes faculty member for early career contributions —  Economist discusses automation’s impact on jobs — Physician discusses ticks’ potential impacts  —  Expert offers advice for coping with heat — Students honored — Nursing lands ranking 

UA In the News — July 15-17

UA In the News — July 15-17

Author wins Harper Lee prize — Bicentennial workshop — Heroes’ Legacy Scholarships — and more.