UA’s sideline tent – Band’s drum majors quarterbacks of their teams – Gospel fest to be held in Moody – Musician to perform at UA – UA, Clemson library deans make friendly wager – History professor discusses racial language in politics – Band, cheerleaders prepare for national championship game … and more …
Leonardo Padura, an award-winning Cuban novelist, screenwriter and journalist, will present “The Birth of Mario Conde (Divine Breath: The Creation of a Character)” on at 4:30 p.m Thursday, Jan. 21, in room 30 of ten Hoor Hall on The University of Alabama campus.
This week at The University of Alabama: Realizing the Dream events — Economic Outlook Conference slated
Dr. John Abbott has been an insect lover for as long as he remembers.
High school seniors in state cite UA as top choice – Library deans make friendly bet – Book entries taken for Harper Lee Prize – Research project includes developing robotic aid to help with mobility – Law professors provide analysis – Network reps on campus preparing for championship game
Students test EcoCar3 – Computer scientist helps prepare teachers for technology curriculum – Law professor comments on gay marriage order
Dr. Don Gilstrap, dean of University Libraries at The University of Alabama, received a challenge from Maggie Farrell, dean of libraries at Clemson University, on the outcome of the Alabama vs. Clemson football game Monday night.
The Plank Center for Leadership in Public Relations at The University of Alabama is accepting applications for the 7th Annual Fellowship for Educators program.
EcoCar3 Team gets new Camaro – Engineering labs to be offered at Gadsden Center – Criminal justice professor discusses gun violence – Law professor weighs-in on legal issues of gun sales – Parenting Assistance Line highlighted … and more …
Story behind tent on Alabama’s sideline – Faculty offer predictions for new year – Management professor discusses personality traits in relation to leadership – Gospel fest at UA – Legal professor discusses conflicts that arise from differing marijuana laws … and more …