University of Alabama College of Education student Rebecca Ellison and members of TuscMoms are organizing T-Town Toys for Hope, a holiday toy drive to benefit students of Alberta Elementary School, one of the area schools destroyed by the April 27 tornado.
How have Thanksgiving holiday driving patterns changed during recent years? The answer may help you avoid a crash or at least the congestion that goes with most holiday travel.
Retired U.S. Supreme Court Justice speaks at UA – Painting event serves as memorial for UA student – UA Rural Health program helps Hale County students pursue medical careers – UA math and science mentoring program wins $25,000 – UA legal experts comment on Rick Perry’s proposal for Congress, Iran’s nuclear program – World Diabetes Day, Beat Auburn Beat Hunger – and more…
Students from The University of Alabama department of human nutrition and hospitality management are teaming up with the Ferguson Center to organize the first annual Gobble Wobble fun run and carnival Sunday, Nov. 20, from 1-5 p.m. on the Quad.
UA painting session honors tornado victim – Two UA students are Rhodes finalists – Former Supreme Court justice to speak at UA – UA professor, students join Cuban theater production – Professors’ research may link to cure for Alzheimer’s – New housing director on campus – Professors offer advice to students – Events – and more…
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A biology professor who has won nearly $5 million in grants to strengthen undergraduate education in the sciences is the winner of The University of Alabama’s Blackmon-Moody Outstanding Professor award.
An outreach program launched in November through The University of Alabama’s Rural Health Scholars Program aims to encourage young people to examine careers in health care. The Hale County Health Scholars Program selected 10 students in the 10th grade from across Hale County through an application process.
The University of Alabama Community Service Center is making a final push to reach its goal of collecting 250,000 pounds of food by Friday, Nov. 18, the end of the annual Beat Auburn Beat Hunger food drive.
The University of Alabama Ferguson Center, Stillman College and Shelton State Community College are presenting T-Town’s Best Dance Crew on Wednesday, Nov. 16, at 6 p.m. in the Ferguson Center Ballroom.