American Legion Girls State Meets at UA

The American Legion Auxiliary Girls State will take place through Friday, June 12, on The University of Alabama campus.

UA in the News: June 8, 2015

Students making eco-friendly Camaro – Graduate students participate in national hydrologic experiment at UA – Paleontologist discusses science behind “Jurassic World” creature – Bragg among Hall of Fame inductees – National Water Center opens on campus – Student crafts didgeridoos … and more …

Venus, Jupiter Share a Stage June 30; UA Holds Viewing

Only the moon outshines Venus and Jupiter in our night skies, and these two planets will appear paired later this month, says a University of Alabama astronomer.

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This week at The University of Alabama: Writers Hall of Fame Honors First Class – Girls State – Physicists Seek Big Answers from Small Particles – Professor leads online teacher training with assist from Google – Summer camps include creative writing, museum expedition – UA experts available to comment on brain drain prevention, Venus, Jupiter sharing a stage, illegal activities on ‘Deep Web,’ avoiding hot car deaths.

UA’s Culverhouse Announces 2015 Business Hall of Fame Inductees

The University of Alabama’s Culverhouse College of Commerce today announced seven inductees for the 2015 Alabama Business Hall of Fame.

UA Matters: Avoiding Brain Drain during Summer

Summer is a time for students, parents and teachers to get a break from the rigors of academic life and prepare themselves for the upcoming school year. Unfortunately, most students will inevitably fall victim to brain drain during this time. Summer brain drain refers to the loss of skills, especially in reading and mathematics, during the

UA in the News: June 5, 2015

UA names interim dean of business – UA football players visit veterans – Students team with police for community service – Study cites economic gains with Medicare expansion

UA Physicists among those Seeking Big Answers from Tiny Particles 

A team of international scientists, including a pair from The University of Alabama, resumed efforts this week near Geneva, Switzerland to use tiny particles in efforts to answer big questions – really big – like how the universe works.

UA in the News: June 4, 2015

Students participate in EcoCar Competition – Source provides safety tips to prevent hot-car deaths – Seniors headed to campus for Girls State – Water Center opens on campus – Researchers working to create flood map – CAPS researcher presents weather findings – Law student among community volunteers – ‘Dreamgirls’ to perform – Theatre students perform in Gulf Shores … and more …

Gray Named Interim Dean of UA’s Culverhouse

Dr. J. Brian Gray has been named interim dean of The University of Alabama Culverhouse College of Commerce.