UA in the News: May 13, 2014
Engineering students to participate in NASA competition – Law student credited with founding college mentoring program – Center for Economic Development assists with town’s strategic planning
Engineering students to participate in NASA competition – Law student credited with founding college mentoring program – Center for Economic Development assists with town’s strategic planning
The University of Alabama’s Honors College will host a gallery opening Thursday, May 22, in Marion as part of its 57 Miles partnership with Perry County.
Students in the Alabama Astrobotics team from The University of Alabama and Shelton State Community College will participate in the NASA Robotics Mining Competition May 19-23 at Kennedy Space Center.
A constitutional law expert with extensive experience in both academia and private and public law practice will soon return to his University of Alabama alma mater to lead the UA School of Law.
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Participants in The University of Alabama’s University Fellows Black Belt Experience are engaged during May in an array of initiatives in Marion and Perry County. The projects include revitalizing a school library, producing a cookbook and creating a short film on the history of the city.
Professor wins grant for robotic prosthesis — Former athlete returns for degree – Chapter selects scholarship recipient – Student provides opinion on minimum wage increase … and more
A team of University of Alabama students known as the Yellowhammers will compete in the NASA Student Launch challenge May 15-17 at the Bonneville Salt Flats in Tooele County, Utah.
Members of the Class of 2014 talk about their experiences at The University of Alabama and their plans for the future.
This week at The University of Alabama: Engineering teams ready for NASA contest – Experts on aging hold conference on campus – Professors travel to Atlanta to host cyber security workshop – Interim classes under way – UA expert comments on erectile dysfunction