Mal M. Moore, Director of Athletics at The University of Alabama, died on Saturday at Duke University Medical Center in Durham, N.C. Moore had been hospitalized for approximately three weeks due to a pulmonary condition.
Analyses of clam shells used in ancient funeral ceremonies offer additional evidence as to how climate change may have contributed to the gradual collapse of an early South-American civilization, according to University of Alabama scientists.
Bill Battle named UA athletics director – Coaches, colleagues recall Mal Moore’s career – Dr. Lena Prewitt talks about her experience as UA’s first African-American business professor – Tennessee high school student learns Japanese through UA – UA law prof comments on Alabama bill that would allow displays of historic documents like the Ten Commandments
A fundraising event, “Writing On The River,” will focus on the creative writing program in The University of Alabama’s department of English and will be held April 5 at 6 p.m. at The Pavilion at Cypress Inn on the Black Warrior River.
A select group of high school sophomores invited from across the state attended the sixth annual Capstone Leadership Academy at The University of Alabama on Thursday and Friday, March 14-15.
University of Alabama student Koushik Kasanagottu has been named as a 2013 Newman Civic Fellow by Campus Compact, a national coalition of college and university presidents who are committed to fulfilling the public purposes of higher education.
The College of Communication and Information Sciences will honor alumnus and former ABC News correspondent John Cochran with its Dean’s Medal.
Mal Moore steps down as UA athletics director – UA president to recommend hiring Bill Battle as new AD – UA School of Law ranked 21st nationally – UA researcher compiles survey of Alabama fossils – UA expert comments on trademark law – Elliot Jackson Jones Scholarship awarded – ESPN host speaks on campus – and more…
A luncheon honoring The University of Alabama’s 2012-2013 Coca-Cola First Generation Scholars will be at noon Tuesday, April 2, in Smith Hall on the UA campus.
Middle and high-school students will have an opportunity to help scientists uncover the mysteries of Alabama’s early life forms during the The University of Alabama’s Museum of Natural History’s 35th annual Museum Expedition.