Advocacy on ‘The Hill’: UA Social Work Students Push for Legislation

Advocacy on ‘The Hill’: UA Social Work Students Push for Legislation

Social work students at The University of Alabama learned firsthand how dizzying, difficult and demanding policy advocacy is on Capitol Hill during the first University of Alabama School of Social Work Policy and Advocacy Washington D.C. Fly-In.

UA In the News — May 11

Bringing theatre back to a high school — Fulbright awardees — Partnership brings science teachers to Tuscaloosa — and more.

James’ Advocacy, Appreciation for Differences Rooted in Alabama

James’ Advocacy, Appreciation for Differences Rooted in Alabama

Frannie James was a white suburban teenager from Orange County, California when she moved to rural Alabama.

UA Student Wins Internship at “Premier” Art Museum in New York

UA Student Wins Internship at “Premier” Art Museum in New York

University of Alabama rising senior Sommer Hallquist has been selected for a highly competitive summer internship at the Metropolitan Museum of Art Cloisters in New York City.

The Cloisters is a museum specializing in medieval architecture and is part of the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Poist Represents UA at Equestrian Nationals

Poist Represents UA at Equestrian Nationals

Courtney Poist, a senior at The University of Alabama, recently became the first equestrian rider in UA history to qualify for the Cacchione Cup, which takes place at the Intercollegiate Horse Show Association Nationals each year.

UA In the News — May 10

Exploring the coal industry in Alabama — Wedding cheers — and Senior Appreciation Day.

UA In the News — May 9

Racing team heads to national competition — Is a gas tax increase a good idea? — The outlook for coal — and more.

Move over, Excalibur

Move over, Excalibur

Four engineering students completed a year-long project in which they replicated an 18th century British Hanger rapier.

75-Year-Old Graduates from The University of Alabama

UA In the News — May 6-8

UA graduation — The thrill of graduating when you’re 75 — Beaches beckon tourists — and more.