‘Die Fledermaus’ Returns to UA Opera Theatre
After nearly 30 years, the German operetta returns, but for three performances only.
Alabama Astrobotics’ New Lab Mirrors Competition Space
The Alabama Astrobotics team has recently migrated to its own space in a state-of-the-art lab.
Ward’s Past Fuels Passion for UA Dance Marathon
The leader of any great organization must possess an unmatched drive and dedication to the group’s mission. For UADM President Eric Ward, his passion for the student-run organization derives from firsthand experience of what Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals can do to support patients and their families.
100 Alabama Miles Challenge Inspires Alabamians to Get Outside
A statewide program encouraging all Alabamians to live a more active and healthy lifestyle begins its 2019 season with a kickoff event March 2 in Birmingham’s Railroad Park.
We Are UA Faculty and Staff Giving Campaign Launches Today
Organized by the Office of Annual Giving, the We Are UA giving campaign will provide faculty and staff with an opportunity to financially support UA’s mission of advancing teaching, research and service at the highest level.
Startup Weekend Returns March 1-3
Do you have a product or service idea but don’t know how to get started? The power behind a business idea is putting action into the idea, and Startup Weekend Tuscaloosa is where those ideas can become reality.
UA Green Office Week Tip: Adjust Your Thermostat
Slightly adjust the thermostat until you feel comfortable.
Researcher: Disparities Exist in News Coverage of Terror Attacks
Terror attacks carried out by Muslims receive on average 357 percent more media coverage than those committed by other groups, according to a University of Alabama researcher’s newly published study.
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This week at The University of Alabama: Terrorist attacks performed by Muslims receive disproportional attention, UA study indicates – Training, education, infrastructure vital to economy, research shows – Professor explores why success of online communities varies — Black homeowners face higher foreclosure rates regardless of neighborhood’s racial makeup – Black History Month events continue
In UA Research, Tiny Worm Mimics Key Genetic Risk for Alzheimer’s
Researchers at The University of Alabama have shown a tiny worm can replicate genetic causes of Alzheimer’s disease, expanding the breadth of preclinical models for the disease.