CBER releases Alabama Business Confidence Index – Blood drive includes chance to use UA’s electron microscope – UA School of Law assists with free legal clinic – UA bass fishing team finishes 5th – Student interns work in Georgia, California – and more…
Blood donors given chance to see blood cells under electron microscope – UA College of Education works with city, county schools – C&IS labs used for child nutrition study – UA expert comments on helping children build healthy eating habits – Upcoming events include ADHD conference, patient-centered medical homes, Hot Hundred bike race – Students alternate work/study in co-op program – and more…
UA students, graduates produce new episode of ‘Alabama Ghostbusters’ – Blood donors at UA offered chance to see red blood cells under electron microscope – Injured football recruit offered non-football scholarship
Alabama Public Radio, housed in The University of Alabama’s Digital Media Center, was honored for its outstanding news coverage, bringing home a total of six first-place awards.
Researchers hope to turn shrimp shells into useful products – UA filmmakers take home top honors – UA sources comment on political process involved in storm preparedness, unemployment rates and monetary support in politics
The University of Alabama’s RISE program will graduate 21 young students during its annual commencement ceremony at 6 p.m. Thursday, July 24, at the Stallings Center on UA’s campus.
This week at The University of Alabama: RISE graduation ceremony, rehearsal Thursday — Nutrition camp for children — Engineering camp for high-schoolers — UA experts offer tips for preparing your preschooler to transition to kindergarten, how to stay safe in the water
Sending your child to ‘big school’ can be one of the most exciting yet stressful times for you and your child. The University of Alabama’s Dr. Laura Bloom offers some simple things that can help ease the transition. Visit the school and meet the teacher(s). There may be an “Open House” or “Meet and Greet,” or
UA start-up company receives $1,5 million award — Students compete in robotic, space-mining simulation competition in Hawaii
Ten nationally-recognized experts in energy will speak as part of a workshop on sustainable fuels at The University of Alabama.