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 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 history prof writes about little-known civil rights hero – Zipcar comes to UA – Blackburn Institute names new director — and more…
The University of Alabama has awarded 20 tuition-only scholarships of $2,500 each through the Osher Reentry Scholarship Program.
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.
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 Inc. and The University of Alabama department of transportation services have announced the launch of Zipcar’s car-sharing program on the UA campus.
“Zipcar” comes to UA –UA fraternity freshens up Tuscaloosa school – UA students take part in “Get on Board” day – and more…
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.
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.
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.