This week at The University of Alabama: Department of Agriculture awards researchers grant to gauge students’ views of eating local — Tuscaloosa bicentennial landmarks to be unveiled Dec. 13 – Commencement set for Saturday — UA team to train rural EMS personnel in combating opioid overdoses
Students fuel up for end-of-semester study sessions with the traditional Late Night Breakfast.
Beginning January 2020, undergraduate merit scholarship recipients transitioning to full-time status in The University of Alabama Graduate School or School of Law can apply unused semesters of their merit scholarship toward their advanced degrees.
The Tuscaloosa Bicentennial Commission’s time capsule committee has met periodically to discuss themes and items that truly represent Tuscaloosa in 2019 to place in a time capsule that will be sealed for 50 years.
The closures are related to a storm water management project.
The yearlong celebration of Tuscaloosa’s bicentennial will culminate with the unveiling of three landmarks celebrating the city’s past, present and future on Tuscaloosa’s 200th birthday.
Wade Scanlan’s love for art started at a young age. That love has pushed him to great heights, including managing a $10,000 budget to produce two television commercials as a student at UA.
Researchers from UA’s College of Human Environmental Sciences will examine factors tied to students’ perceptions of Alabama-grown produce and create a plan to increase awareness and consumption.
The Office for Research and Economic Development has partnered with the Mobile Chapter of UA’s National Alumni Association to present Showcase Mobile: A Career Fair Dec. 16.