UA theatre department stages ‘Picnic’ – Fraternity holds bone marrow donor drive to help alum’s daughter – UA research updates understanding of zinc oxide nanotechnology – UA prof’s research on search for Mabila cited – UA expert comments on Facebook’s acquisition of WhatsApp – Warren St. John speaks to journalism students – Flash Art fundraiser to benefit Rise – UA to host wheelchair basketball tournament – Director of Documenting Justice featured
The U.S. State Department Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs honored University of Alabama student Aaron Brazelton with the International Exchange Alumni Award for February.
The Alabama Program in Sports Communication’s second annual symposium will be Feb. 28 at The University of Alabama.
UA grad, author of ‘The Help’ to speak on campus – UA students’ films premiere at International Documenting Justice program – UA researcher studies broadcast coverage of the Olympics – College of Engineering adds two degrees – UA experts comment on proposed abortion legislation, weather – UA president, vp for student affairs join students for lunch – and more…
The University of Alabama’s Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity is sponsoring a “Be the Match on Campus” bone-marrow registration drive from 2 to 6 p.m. Friday, Feb. 21, at the fraternity house, 202 University Blvd. on campus.
The State of Alabama Engineering Hall of Fame inducted six individuals and honored a corporation during a ceremony Feb. 15 at Bryant Conference Center at The University of Alabama.
UA prof’s research says photos of alcohol can narrow attention – UA grad, author of ‘The Help’ to speak – ‘Unchaining Alabama’ slavery exhibit on display – Warren St. John to speak on journalism – Physics competition brings high school students to campus – UA grad student teaches creative writing in schools – UA student’s dog wins ‘Best of Breed’ – Events – and more…
About 150 high school students from 10 high schools in Alabama, Georgia and Tennessee will participate in the sixth Alabama Model United Nations Conference from Friday, Feb. 21, to Sunday, Feb. 23, at The University of Alabama.
The American Council on Education has named The University of Alabama’s Graduate Parent Support program as the 2014 recipient of its State Network Leadership Award for the Advancement of Women in Higher Education. The award will be presented to Dr. Cori Perdue, director of GPS and UA Graduate School programs, at the Women’s Network Leadership Council reception, part of ACE’s 96th annual meeting in March in San Diego.
The Black Warrior Film Festival is accepting submissions for its second annual event on April 11-13 at The University of Alabama. The deadline for submissions is Feb. 28.