UA In the News — Sept. 20
Brothers in cheerleading — Leading efforts to engage minorities in STEM — Planning a computer science curriculum — and more.
Brothers in cheerleading — Leading efforts to engage minorities in STEM — Planning a computer science curriculum — and more.
UA sets record enrollment – Researchers discuss historic preservation – Artifact Day at first statehouse site – UA earns grant for minority program – Student recognized for shoe insole device – Psychologist talks about clown rumors – Accounting professor discusses Wells Fargo scandal – Creative writing professor gives talk … and more …
Dr. Bell discusses strategic plan – Law enforcement learn tactics for communicating with deaf at UA workshop – Analyst discusses gaming laws – Homecoming plans … and more …
Law professor writes of importance of free speech – Political scientist discusses state’s conservative politics – researcher closes HIV education gap – Scholars teach law enforcement how to interact with deaf … and more …
Brothers cheer together – Law professor comments on intent in criminal law cases – Law professor discusses freedom of speech issue — New family-friendly tailgating area opens – New clear bag policy begins – Students recall Boys, Girls State … and more …
Students compete in Paralympics – Stadium’s clear bag policy begins – Three brothers cheer for UA – Student competes on American Ninja Warrior – Quilt exhibit comes to campus
UA starts new marketing campaign – New clear bag policy for football games – Students participate in Paralympics – Brothers part of cheer squad – Night sky viewing – Center for Public Television and Radio produces documentary on family dynasty … and more …
UA, LSU students unite to help flood victims — Paralympic athletes head to Rio — Legendary UA ad campaign — and more.
Million Dollar Band is back — UA student goes for gold at Paralympics — EMS prevention program — and more.