UA In the News — July 29
UA expert comments on Uber in Birmingham — Preserving historical records — Advertisements about runaway slaves — and more.
UA expert comments on Uber in Birmingham — Preserving historical records — Advertisements about runaway slaves — and more.
UA’s RISE school graduation rehearsal — Students talk about new Harry Potter tale — The “sole” of innovation — and more.
Two select groups of students from across Alabama recently were on The University of Alabama campus for the 2016 Rural Health Scholars and Rural Minority Health Scholars programs in UA’s College of Community Health Sciences.
Two students studying electrical engineering at The University of Alabama were recognized recently for designing and crafting a wireless shoe insole that monitors activity users can track on a mobile phone app.
String camp makes beautiful music — Economic report projects slower growth for Alabama — EDGE center continues to grow — and more.
The University of Alabama Student Government Association received two awards from the Southeastern Conference Student Government Awards at the SEC Student Government Exchange ceremony in July in Gainesville, Florida.
UA political scientists analyze the Democratic National Convention — Roadwork on University Boulevard concludes — The new Supe Store — and more.
Alabama’s economy is expected to grow 1.9 percent in 2016 while the state’s businesses remain relatively cautious about hiring, according to a midyear report released by The University of Alabama’s Center for Economic and Business Research. The expected growth for 2016 is slightly lower than the 2.4 percent grow seen in 2015.
New UA Supe Store opens — UA students boost literacy, community health in Jasper — A journalistic revolution — and more.