UA In the News — May 13-15
Harper Lee prize finalists — Tattoos and health — A granddaughter’s appreciation of her grandmother — and more.
Harper Lee prize finalists — Tattoos and health — A granddaughter’s appreciation of her grandmother — and more.
The Office of Information Technology has issued a statement concerning the recent ransomware attack.
University of Alabama Libraries has named Mary S. Alexander and Brock Tyra as the recipients of the 2017 Library Leadership Faculty and Staff Awards.
Alexander and Tyra were each given $2,000, presented with a framed certificate at the Library Leadership Board luncheon in April and had their names added to the Library Leadership plaque displayed in Gorgas Library.
The Chemistry B.S. degree program has been selected as the winner of the 2017 Provost’s Assessment Award.
This week at The University of Alabama: Robotics Team prepares for NASA contest – Interim class focuses on barbecue – Researchers explore whether watermelon can reduce heart disease risk – Session to strengthen K-12 education May 16
Prize for legal fiction — Supercomputing results — Studying a traffic program — and more.
The Bryant Museum has installed a new sculpture, honoring the late Kevin Turner, in the “Tide Through Time” exhibit.
A group of University of Alabama students won a Bronze Pencil award in the One Club’s Young Ones College Competition, an international advertising showcase.
The University of Alabama School of Law and the ABA Journal have announced the finalists for the 2017 Harper Lee Prize for Legal Fiction.