UA researchers look at designing structures to withstand tornadoes – UA experts comment on lack of obstetric services in rural areas, unemployment rate, income levels for administrative assistants – UA bass fishing team finishes second in tournament – High school students accepted to UA Early College – High school sophomores participate in Capstone Leadership Academy – Former UA swimmer competes in triathlon to honor John Servati – and more…
Click on http://uanews.ua.edu/student to view UA Student News on UA’s website if you have problems reading the email subscription. ANNOUNCEMENTS Law enforcement officers will conduct multiple training sessions in and around Palmer Hall May 20-22. Loud noises, including flash bangs, simulated gunfire and reports from training weapons, may be heard in the area during the
This week at The University of Alabama: Photography exhibit opens in the Black Belt – UA start-up company ready to serve construction industry – Interim classes continue through May 23 – Engineering prof receives NSF CAREER Award – UA expert offers advice for preparing children for a new school year
The University of Alabama Equestrian Team invites young equestrians to participate in either an elite camp or horse-riding lessons this summer.
A company supported by The University of Alabama will open for business June 6, the culmination of years of hard work by a recent engineering graduate.
Students to launch rocket in NASA competition – Professor discusses new book on PCB contamination – UA physician comments on obstetric services shortage
Vanderbilt professor named dean of UA law school – Senior bringing perfect ACT score to UA – Athletics scores high APR marks – High-school students receive scholarships to UA — Professor offers political commentary – Athlete dedicates race to former swimmer
When you hold a polished zircon, you’re likely seeing December’s birthstone. When Delores Robinson holds an unpolished version, she’s likely considering the history of the Himalayas.
UA names new dean for School of Law – City project to improve gateway to campus
Dr. Karen Burgess discusses side effects from medications that are commonly prescribed to children, and what parents should do if they feel their children are experiencing side effects of medications.