President Bell Announces Four Pillars of UA’s New Strategic Plan
President Stuart R. Bell announced the four pillars of The University of Alabama’s new strategic plan at a meeting with faculty and staff this afternoon.
UA In the News — April 26
‘Glengarry Glen Ross’ brings sales pitch to UA — Different photographic perspectives on Cuba — Diet and sleep — and more.
UA Engineering Alumni Honor Outstanding Senior
Stephen Peter Rowe, a senior at The University of Alabama, recently received the 2016 Capstone Engineering Society Outstanding Senior Award.
UA In the News — April 23-25
Business plan rocks competition — Living History comes to Gorgas House — Mapping crime patterns — and more.
UA Preview
This week at The University of Alabama: Conference focuses on combining conventional meds with alternative approaches to health – Students receive graduate study awards – Short documentaries address issues of social justice, injustice – Experts offer shoppers insight on food label information – Theatre, dance to present curious nature of entropy in Tuesday performance
UA Matters: Deciphering Label Claims on Food Products
The University of Alabama’s Sheena Quizon Gregg explains what some of the most common food label claims mean to you as a consumer.
We Remember April 27, 2011
UA Engineering Student Receives Prestigious Hertz Fellowship
Sarah McFann, a University of Alabama senior from Arlington, Tennessee, has received an elite Fannie and John Hertz Foundation Fellowship for 2016. McFann is the first UA student to be named a recipient of the award, which has been presented to fewer than 1,200 students in its 53 year history.
UA In the News — April 22
UA music professor remembers Prince — “Boeing, Boeing” flies high — Gates Millennium Scholar headed to UA — and more.
UA’s Living History Festival Brings Historical Figures to Life
The West Alabama community is invited to meet historical figures from The University of Alabama’s past, learn a little about what life was like during their lifetime and make connections to the present during the second annual Living History Festival on April 23.