Criminal justice professor discusses mass shooters – UA honors media representatives – University of Cincinnati adopts UA students’ anti-binge drinking campaign – Geneticist points to metabolites for understanding disease – Discovering Alabama debuts episode on Sylacauga marble … and more …
The University of Alabama honored its top students for their academic achievements and leadership Friday, April 4, during the Honors Day Tapping on the Mound Ceremony, the highlight of UA’s annual Honors Week, March 31-April 6.
The University of Alabama’s 57 Miles initiative and The College of Engineering will host Engineering Day for high school students from 1 to 3 p.m. Friday, April 11, at Francis Marion High School in Perry County.
The University of Alabama’s Dr. Vincent Scalfani was recently named one of 2014’s “movers and shakers” by the Library Journal.
UA neurologist to discuss art therapy for Alzheimer’s patients – Pa. student wins award for excellence – School of Law students dispel Cayman Island myths – Students give back … and … more
The University of Alabama’s College of Communication and Information Sciences has announced its outstanding alumni, service, leadership and teaching excellence winners for 2013-14.
A team of University of Alabama students have built an airplane to compete in the AIAA Student Design/Build Fly competition that asks collegiate teams to make small, electric-powered aircraft that can perform the tasks.
The University of Alabama School of Law will host the 2014 Meador Lecture Series on Equality Friday April 11, in room A255 of the law school.
Honors Week recognizes student achievements – UA town hall meeting focuses on Affordable Care Act – UA Law School hosts symposium on civil rights – Plank Center honors UA alumna – UA researchers involved with study of californium – UA experts comment on Affordable Care Act, new guide for Certified Nurse Educators – Parenting Assistance Line offers advice – and more…
Media are invited to attend a live, interprofessional rural health simulation with standardized patients playing the role of military veterans with multiple chronic conditions Monday at The University of Alabama’s Capstone College of Nursing.