This week at The University of Alabama: Crash data shows importance of seat belt use — Researcher explores why some cancer cells become active – Writer Hall of Fame to induct eight – Honors College students perform community service in Marion – Boys State begins Sunday — The Capstone among leaders in Fulbrights, other premier awards – UA offers camps throughout summer
Culverhouse faculty member Dr. Gregory Bott prepares his students to be aware of cybersecurity threats and how to deal with them.
A leader in early care and education in the state, UA’s Children’s Program is the first in Alabama to receive the highest possible rating from Alabama Quality STARS, Alabama’s Quality Rating and Improvement System.
The conference is a premier annual event, giving undergraduates the chance to highlight their research or creative activity.
The T. Morris Hackney Endowed Faculty Leadership Award honors a faculty member who exemplifies the constant guidance and leadership necessary to make the College of Engineering exceptional.
For Dr. Lea G. Yerby, a recent and unexpected honor has caused her to reflect on her role as an agent for justice.
In an effort to promote Mental Health Awareness Month across campus, CCHS instructors have several easy tips to help mitigate stress and improve the overall mental health of fellow faculty and staff.
The University of Alabama will offer a wide variety of activities for all ages throughout the summer. From outdoor explorations to computer camps, UA’s summer programs cover the spectrum of common and unique interests.
The UA chapter of Order of Omega, a leadership honor society for members of fraternity and sorority organizations, presented awards to students and faculty at its recent annual banquet.
The University of Alabama’s Plank Center for Leadership in Public Relations will sponsor and participate in a study of the communication industry in North America, addressing topics such as “fake news,” leadership performance, personal stress of communication professionals and more.