UA in the News: May 28, 2009
National Merit Scholars coming to UA – UA releases report on Alabama real estate market
National Merit Scholars coming to UA – UA releases report on Alabama real estate market
UA faculty provide expert commentary on Alabama governor’s race, President Obama’s Supreme Court nominee, and the wet weather’s effects on Alabama’s plants and lawns
The University of Alabama and the West Alabama community will welcome some 600 rising high school senior boys to campus May 31-June 6 for the 72nd annual American Legion Boys State convention that will feature a new community service component this year.
Denny Chimes plays patriotic concert on Memorial Day — UA honors students teach elementary children about nutrition — How to adjust when college students return home
UA honors students participate in Black Belt Experience – UA student film to be screened in L.A. – UA study reveals challenges for Alabama work force – Gardening tips for the gardener who’s light on cash – UA faculty provide expert commentary on Alabama real estate market, automotive industry, gas prices and jobless rates – UA student and faculty honors
To make educational opportunities as widely available as possible for prospective students who also work for a living, The University of Alabama offers a series of online programs that give them the chance to earn a bachelor’s or master’s business degree through the College of Continuing Studies.
UA students help Black Belt residents – UA prof comments on pension plans — Alabama’s Home Affordability Index breaks record – UA prof to have time on Hubble
The University of Alabama’s student advertising team was named the district winner in the American Advertising Federation National Student Advertising Competition held in Baton Rouge, La.
“Summertide Theater” group to conduct children’s workshop – UA real estate center shows home buyer interest growing
UA prof comes up with a more cost and energy efficient way of processing wood – UA prof comments on rising gas prices – UA student honors