UA In the News — June 28
UA research on drug trafficking cited in op-ed — UA archaeologists helping preserve history in Dothan — UA education research referenced in story about individual achievement — and more.
UA Supe Store Selling #BeLikeWalt Merchandise to Support Scholarship
The UA Supply Store is selling #BeLikeWalt merchandise to support UA’s Walt Gary Scholarship in Special Education that was recently created in memory of the longtime Crimson Tide superfan and former employee of more than 15 years.
UA CrossingPoints Accepting Applications for New Certificate Program
The University of Alabama will debut an innovative, year-round academic program for individuals with intellectual disabilities, beginning in the fall 2019 semester.
Faculty Resource Center Now Center for Instructional Technology
The Center for Instructional Technology helps UA students, faculty and staff have a more successful learning experience through the use of technology.
Heat’s On! Tuscaloosa Has Historically Been a Hot City
Is T-Town’s high heat a trait that’s only been a part of the Tuscaloosa experience in recent memory, or has it always been this way? Dr. David Keellings, an assistant professor of geography, said the answer is both yes and no.
UA In the News — June 27
UA professor pens op-ed on new study on e-cigarettes — UA students make dean’s, president’s lists — and more.
UA In the News — June 26
UA research on drug trafficking cited — UA psychologist quote in story about relationship infidelity — and more.
With Key Leader in Place, UA Ready to Strengthen Ties with Mobile Area
With a new business engagement and research operations manager in place, The University of Alabama’s office in the GulfQuest facility is fortifying existing relationships and pursuing opportunities to help the Mobile area thrive.
UA In the News — June 25
CBER research quoted in story about Amazon’s sales growth — UA researchers believe tattoos have link to immune health — and more.
UA In the News — June 22-24
UA research on drug trafficking cited — UA students recognized for dean’s list, graduation — UA economist comments on state employment numbers — and more.