
There’s More to Inspire
Alexi Bolton isn’t yet sure of her postgraduate future – she’ll receive bachelor’s degrees in social work and marketing in May 2019 – but she knows she hopes her nonprofit arts camp for children will continue.
Alexi Bolton isn’t yet sure of her postgraduate future – she’ll receive bachelor’s degrees in social work and marketing in May 2019 – but she knows she hopes her nonprofit arts camp for children will continue.
President Stuart Bell and Provost Kevin Whitaker took their first tour of the Dauphin Island Sea Lab and met some of the students and faculty.
The University offers a new service provider for the Employee Assistance Program, which offers confidential counseling resources.
Joshua Williams, first-place winner of last year’s International Horn Competition of America, will be a featured artist at the 50th International Horn Society Summer Symposium in Muncie, Indiana, July 30 through Aug. 5.
Changes to UA parking rates and services, including an evening parking permit that is a new practice, were recently posted. Since this new permit caught some by surprise, UA will delay implementation of the evening parking permit until January 2019 to allow ample time for communication with our campus community.
Changes to UA parking rates and services, including an evening parking permit that is a new practice, were recently posted. Since this new permit caught some by surprise, UA will delay implementation of the evening parking permit until January 2019 to allow ample time for communication with our campus community.
This week at The University of Alabama: Horn player on international stage; Forensics camp; Dancing in Scotland; and more.
The latest appointments, awards and publications of The University of Alabama faculty.
Changes to UA parking rates and services were recently posted, including an “evening/weekend only” parking permit that is a new practice. Since this new permit caught some by surprise, we will delay implementation of the “evening/weekend only” permit until January 2019 to allow ample time for communication with our campus community.
As a result of two grant proposals to the Health Resources and Services Administration, UA’s Capstone College of Nursing will receive funding totaling more than $1 million..