World-renowned paleoanthropologist Dr. Lee Berger will speak on his leading-edge discoveries in South Africa in his lecture “Homo naledi – The Species Rewriting the Story of Us” on Monday, Oct. 2.
OIT cautions users about newest Mac operating system.
The University of Alabama’s Culverhouse College of Commerce and Business Administration celebrated today a generous $5 million gift from Marillyn A. Hewson, chairman, president, and CEO of Lockheed Martin.
This week at The University of Alabama: Researchers explore fruit flies’ abilities to eat poison – Major gift to support business-data intelligence, cybersecurity – Student named one of world’s best horn players – Nursing holds disaster simulation — Agreement gives state’s engineering students opportunity to study in Germany – New path for prospective math teachers – Theatre offers ‘We are Proud to Present’ – ‘Orphan Train’ author to present
Joshua Williams, a 25-year-old Tuscaloosa native, will have to get used to being called the “best of the best” after winning first place in the professional division of the International Horn Competition of America.
UA’s Counseling Center hosts multiple training sessions during UA’s Suicide Awareness Week.
UA to host career fairs Sept. 27-28 in Coleman Coliseum; get ready with these tips and resources.
Initial research by a team of University of Alabama marine scientists hints groundwater contributes contaminants into Mobile Bay, a situation that could worsen as rising sea levels awaken contaminants dormant in the sediment. Scientists are searching for clues from the past to see if this happened before.
Do you love maps? The Map Library is giving away thousands during the next few days.