UA Student Wins National Scholarship, Internship Placement
University of Alabama sophomore Tori Vines secured a summer internship with Whole Foods through the American Advertising Federation.
Fire in the Mountain
A University of Alabama researcher analyzes material birthed by a devastatingly violent volcanic eruption in hopes an increased understanding leads to more accurate forecasting.
Behind the Torch: A ‘Starr’ Attracts Olympic Attention
Read More Behind the TorchBrea Armstrong Graduate Student in Sport Management Today was our last full day at the Colorado Spring Olympic Training Center, and it was nothing less than great. We got to sleep a little later and then headed to the dining hall for what has become, for most of us, a daily
UA Engineering Students Ready for Space-Mining Contest
Students on the Alabama Astrobotics team from The University of Alabama and Shelton State Community College will participate in the NASA Robotics Mining Competition May 18-22 at Kennedy Space Center.
UA in the News: May 12, 2015
UA researchers use virtual reality to help people with severe weather anxiety – Hawaii native plays wheelchair tennis at UA – UA expert comments on coal industry – Books on display at Letters About Literature event – UA students develop phone contacts app
Behind the Torch: Education is a Powerful Thing
Read More Behind the TorchAaron Williams Graduate Student in Sport Management Today is our fifth day in beautiful Colorado. Our adventures today didn’t take us outside but led us into the classroom to hear from sport business professionals from many of the leading sports affiliated organizations. After breakfast in the dining hall, we started the morning
UA’s Moundville Park Teaches Children Native American Art via Camps
The University of Alabama’s Moundville Archaeological Park Indian Summer Day Camp teaches students Native American arts and lifeways.
UA Students Win International Advertising Pitch Contest
University of Alabama students Ashley Atkinson, Kristin Clark and Julia Hoven bested teams from the United States, Sweden and the United Kingdom.
Behind the Torch: The Beauty of Colorado Springs
Read More Behind the TorchMargaret-Anne Dyson Graduate Student in Sport Management As you may know, our group took on the Manitou Springs Incline yesterday morning. But, the experience did not stop there. Many of us awakened to a soreness we had never experienced. Let’s just say the Incline made a lasting impression. Today was another
UA in the News: May 9-11, 2015
UA researchers use virtual reality to help people with severe weather anxieties – UA student team wins international advertising pitch contest – Nursing prof named to Council for the Advancement of Nursing Science post – UA’s Harris named a University Distinguished Research Professor – Alabama Center for the Book hosts Letters About Literature event – UA expert comments on health impact of arthritic pain – UA rep participates in trade mission to Dominican Republic