Holiday Economy
Dr. Kristy E. Reynolds addresses how the current economic situation affects the holiday season, whether the economy will affect the types of gifts purchased, whether the economy will affect online holiday sales, and more.
Healthy Holiday Eating
Rebecca Kelly and Molly Grimes from UA’s Office of Health Promotion and Wellness discuss how to avoid eating too much during the holidays, safe drinking during the holidays, healthy holiday meal planning, and more.
Budgeting for the Holidays
Caroline Fulmer discusses how holiday spending usually affects a person’s budget, how to create a holiday spending budget, common mistakes made by holiday shoppers, inexpensive gift buying, and more.
Paul R. Jones Art Collection Donated to UA
On Tuesday, October 14, Paul R. Jones donated his art collection to The University of Alabama’s College of Arts & Sciences. Mr. Jones addressed the crowd at the announcement ceremony.
Crimson Is – Version 4
The fourth in a series of new institutional commercial spots featuring the Crimson Is campaign.
Crimson Is – Version 3
The third in a series of new institutional commercial spots featuring the Crimson Is campaign.
Crimson Is – Version 2
The second in a series of new institutional commercial spots featuring the Crimson Is campaign.
Election 2008: Can You Trust Polls?
Dr. Patrick Cotter, a University of Alabama political scientist, examines the state of polling in today’s political scene.
Election 2008: Impact of Debates
Today’s presidential debates are vitally important to the campaign “because they’re the only chance people have to see the candidates side by side and do comparison shopping,” says Dr. David Lanoue, professor and chair of the political science department at UA.
Election 2008: Political Social Networking
By using Facebook, MySpace and other social media Web sites, politicians are finding new ways to connect with voters. Both U.S. presidential candidates are utilizing the Internet to make personal connections with voters, Dr. Jennifer Greer says.