Students from UA’s Department of Theatre and Dance will bring to life “The Philadelphia Story” and we’re taking you behind-the-scenes for a deeper look into the lives of those who make that possible.
When a University of Alabama football player with an injured arm instinctively stiff-armed a defender in the 2015 Southeastern Conference Championship Game, he was able to do so thanks to doctors, athletic trainers, engineering students, professors and a 3-D printer.
Stacy Alley, theatre and dance, was elected vice president of the Musical Theatre Educators Alliance, an international organization committed to promoting the highest standards in the education and training of musical theatre performers and faculty from professional musical theatre training programs. Mirit Eyal-Cohen, Law School, has authored “Lessons in Cyclical Fiscal Activism,” 48 Connecticut Law Review 873-931
University Libraries’ 3-D printing service is now even better. To assist patrons in learning more about 3-D printing, a 3-D print guide explains exactly what 3-D printing is and the services provided by the Libraries, including the 3-D printers in Gorgas Library and the 3-D Studio located in Rodgers Library for Science and Engineering. A new printer was
The University of Alabama ranks fourth in the latest list of 22 military-friendly colleges released by www.bestcolleges.com. Among the reasons for UA’s high ranking, according to the website: “The University of Alabama maintains a partnership program with GoArmyEd that is designed for first-time students with a military background; each student will be paired with an Army
A portrait of Andrew Jackson — Swirling blackbirds — Why the elderly need more shots — and more.
A community discussion about teen violence and social media will kick off the annual Ethel H. Hall African American Heritage Month Celebration Thursday, Feb. 16, at The University of Alabama.