Mal Moore remembered – Bill Battle back at UA as athletics director – Entrepreneurship Week activities planned – Elementary, high school students to compete in robotics event at UA – First-generation scholars received Coca-Cola Scholarships – UA student named Newman Civic Fellow – UA students win SPJ awards – UA teams with PAL for kids’ soccer – Engineering prof studies tornadoes – and more…
Memorial service planned for Mal Moore – UA honors former news correspondent John Cochran – UA musicians may perform film soundtrack – UA experts comment on Georgia higher ed agreement, media coverage of sports injury, housing market – Events – and more…
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The University of Alabama will host a variety of entrepreneurial-related sessions April 10-12, culminating with an annual day-long event.
The University of Alabama’s Sonic Frontiers concert series presents a concert by New York composer Aaron Siegel and the UA Percussion Ensemble at 6 p.m. Monday, April 8, in the Park at Manderson Landing on the Black Warrior River.
Several University of Alabama students recently had an opportunity to put their skills to the test while experiencing the world of high-end fashion during Fashion Week New Orleans.
University of Alabama students will disperse around Tuscaloosa to perform service projects with nonprofit organizations from 9 a.m. to noon. Friday, April 5, for Hands on Tuscaloosa: Earth Day Edition.
University of Alabama School of Social Work alumnus James “Jim” Loop, president and chief executive officer of Gateway Inc., will deliver the school’s Honors Day Convocation Friday, April 5 in 215 Farrah Hall on the UA campus.
More than 350 students from third graders to seniors in high school from across Alabama will be at The University of Alabama April 6 telling robots what to do and hoping their instructions are good enough to win the Alabama Robotics Competition.
News coverage and tributes to former UA Athletics Director Mal Moore who died March 30 – Bill Battle named athletics director March 22 – UA business school moves up in rankings – UA ensemble may perform soundtrack for film – Mazie Bryant named Crimson White editor – UA grad acting on Broadway – UA experts comment on whistle blowing in police departments, nutrition, obesity – and more…