UA in the News: August 29-31, 2009

UA experts use technology to find artifacts – New assistant VP for research – UA iTunes U up and running – Improv group to perform tonight at UA – and more…

UA in the News: August 28, 2009

UA history prof writes about little-known civil rights hero – Zipcar comes to UA – Blackburn Institute names new director — and more…

UA Awards 20 Osher Reentry Scholarships

The University of Alabama has awarded 20 tuition-only scholarships of $2,500 each through the Osher Reentry Scholarship Program.

Preventive Medicine Topic of UA’s 10th Annual Rural Health Conference

Preventive medicine will be the focus of The University of Alabama’s 10th annual Rural Health Conference, Sept. 17-18 at the Bryant Conference Center on the UA campus and the Hotel Capstone next door.

UA’s Celebrity Series Showcases Internationally Acclaimed Stars

The University of Alabama’s 2009-2010 Celebrity Series will feature internationally acclaimed stars ranging from a Russian flutist to an acoustic guitar duo. The five-concert series begins Oct. 6.

Zipcar Launches Car Sharing Program at UA

Zipcar Inc. and The University of Alabama department of transportation services have announced the launch of Zipcar’s car-sharing program on the UA campus.

UA in the News: August 27, 2009

“Zipcar” comes to UA –UA fraternity freshens up Tuscaloosa school – UA students take part in “Get on Board” day – and more…

Westbrook to Direct UA Blackburn Institute

Dr. Philip Westbrook, assistant professor of educational leadership, policy and technology studies, has been named director of the UA Blackburn Institute, a preeminent student leadership agency on campus.

Housing Report, New Home Construction Numbers on UA Web Site

A housing report from The University of Alabama’s Alabama Center for Real Estate shows the state’s home sales for July up 2.5 percent from June and down 8 percent from July 2008.

Flu Update for August 26, 2009

The Student Health Center continues to see students who are exhibiting flu-like symptoms. The illness is generally mild; however, it is important for students who have flu to avoid contact with others as much as possible.