UA chemist unlocks power of shrimp shells – UA School of Law ranked first among ‘Best Value Law Schools’ – Largest Starbucks in U.S. coming to UA – Webcomic to feature UA astronomer – UA students compete in Paralympics – UA experts comment on healthy eating, Alzheimer’s treatment – and more…
“Workforce Training in a Recovering Economy,” released by the Education Policy Center at The University of Alabama, details the perceptions of state officials across the nation who are responsible for coordination and supervision of community colleges.
UA School of Law named ‘Best Value’ – UA astronomer’s work with citizen scientists featured – UA athletes in Paralympics – Advertising and PR professor to be honored – and more …
Dr. E.O. Wilson, a University of Alabama alumnus and two-time Pulitzer Prize winner who is widely considered one of the world’s most influential scientists, will visit UA as a scholar-in-residence with the College of Arts and Sciences Sept. 11-12.
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Students’ community-service projects highlighted – UA professor invents device to suppress jet engine noise – Paralympians include UA students – UA theatre programs shifts focus – C&BA debuts new website – UA researcher shows how language can affect emotions – Center for Real Estate hosts summit — and more …
UA film professor makes documentary about eating foods grown in Alabama – UA sends athletes to Paralympics – UA experts comment on social psychology, preparing students for tests
UA geologist studies Mars – UA marks first day of classes – Out-of-state students adjusting to UA – Business school launches rebranding initiative – UA athletes participate in Paralympics – Sorority moves into new house — UA experts comment on test preparation, solutions to high gas prices – Events – and more…
Citizen scientists enthralled by photographs of unusual galaxies posted online triggered a University of Alabama professor to use NASA’s famed Hubble Space Telescope to further analyze the space oddities.
UA researcher leads team looking at ways to extract uranium from the ocean – UA psychologists study perception of how time passes – UA freshmen participate in community service day – UA athletes participate in Paralympics – Real estate summit planned – Week of Welcome helps students adjust to campus life – and more…