
UA In the News — Jan. 13-17
Keys to the job search — Yoga classes in libraries — Events celebrating Dr. King — and more.
Keys to the job search — Yoga classes in libraries — Events celebrating Dr. King — and more.
The University of Alabama will resume classes and normal operations at noon today.
The University of Alabama will resume classes and normal operations at noon Wednesday, Jan. 17.
The University of Alabama will suspend classes and all other operations Tuesday, Jan. 16, due to the possibility of severe winter weather, including the UA campus and Tuscaloosa County.
Tuscaloosa Fire and Rescue Service partnered with The University of Alabama’s University Medical Center to develop ACTION, a program that responds to the less critical needs of the community and reduces costly hospital emergency room transports and care.
UA, city team up on health care – Job growth – Trophy on display – and more.
University of Alabama junior Marissa Navarro and Dr. Ellen Griffith Spears will be honored alongside civil rights pioneer Rev. Frank Dukes at the annual Realizing the Dream’s Legacy Banquet on Friday, Jan. 12.
The Capstone Center for Student Success, which has moved to the third floor of Russell Hall, will have an open house from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 17, to Friday, Jan. 19. The event will offer free food and giveaways.
University Medical Center was nationally certified in December as a Patient-Centered Medical Home in recognition of its commitment to patients while improving quality and lowering health care costs.
UA Adapted Athletics players and coaches, university administrators and supporters of the program celebrated on Jan. 10 the completion of Stran-Hardin Arena, a $10 million multi-purpose facility for UA’s Adapted Athletics program.