This week at The University of Alabama: UA, ALDOT lay groundwork for future self-driving vehicles – Researcher exploring potential lunar habitats for humans – UA to launch new support effort for trafficking victims – Beat Auburn, Beat Hunger effort ongoing – Dancing, pets bring smiles to all ages – High school educators to learn computer science teaching strategies – Professional development training offered to community
A list of schedules changes around campus for the upcoming fall break.
The University of Alabama held its 2017 United Way Campaign Kickoff on Wednesday, Oct. 18, at the University Medical Center. The event brought together University and United Way officials to share the plan for another successful campaign.
The competition allows students and community members to pitch their new business idea to judges for a chance to win one of eight different $1,000 prizes.
As a follow-up to the diversity mapping report, a series of conversations have been scheduled to discuss belongingness, diversity, inclusion and community building on campus.
UA’s Office of Information Technology has a few tips to ensure your sensitive data is always protected.
Faculty, staff, students and their children can enjoy a week’s worth of free Halloween events at UA.
The Center for Academic Success is a hub of academic help and resources for undergraduates.
UA President Stuart R. Bell delivered remarks at the Fall Campus Assembly, and recognized outstanding faculty and staff.