UA In the News — Nov. 28
Fund-raising to beat the band — Gallery show downtown — Be careful while shopping online — and more.
Bros for Life: UA Undergrad, CrossingPoints Graduate Connect Through Football
Ivan Bailey and Brad Zizzi’s friendship started with flag football. It then led to hunting, fishing and riding four-wheelers together at Brad’s parents’ house.
Powder-Puff Football Fundraiser Supports SAFE Center
The SGA recently held a 12-team powder-puff football tournament to raise money for the construction of the Tuscaloosa SAFE (Sexual Assault Forensic Examiner) Center, a new medical facility coming to the city that will provide medical aid and a safe haven for sexual assault victims.
UA In the News — Nov. 23-27
Delivering Thanksgiving dinners — A radical reshaping of physics — Thinking yourself to sleep — and more.
C&IS Students Raise $135,000 to Feed Hungry Children
Students from the College of Communication and Information Sciences have raised more than $135,000 for Secret Meals for Hungry Children over the course of 13 semesters.
UA Students Celebrate World Friends Day at University Place
More than 55 students representing 19 countries from UA’s English Language Institute shared their cultures through games, songs and dance at “World Friends Day,” an ELI program at University Place Elementary School on Nov. 17.
UA Preview
This week at The University of Alabama: Scientists help show how Earth stops tiny particles – Chemistry professor to develop new materials via DOE funding – Cyber Institute refocuses priorities, adds researchers – Gallery debuts art collection – Organizations support Toys for Tots
Adopt-a-Mile Project Links UA and Community
The Office, Clerical and Technical Staff Assembly project will beautify a campus gateway and benefit the local community.
Holiday Collections on Campus
Opportunities to help others abound this holiday season.
UA Scientist Helps Show How Earth Stops Tiny Particles in Their Tracks
An international group of researchers, including several from The University of Alabama, measured the interaction between tiny particles that travel the cosmos, called neutrinos, and Earth.