Tuscaloosa Africana Film Festival Offers Two Events
The 2020 Tuscaloosa Africana Film Festival will feature two events that provide evening showings of acclaimed movies from the African continent and broader African Diaspora.
The 2020 Tuscaloosa Africana Film Festival will feature two events that provide evening showings of acclaimed movies from the African continent and broader African Diaspora.
In response to the growing need for professionals skilled in the protection of digital information, The University of Alabama will offer a degree in cyber security starting this fall.
The University of Alabama Dance Marathon raised $307,843.20 for Children’s of Alabama during its latest annual fundraising efforts.
This week at The University of Alabama: UA among top producers for student Fulbright awards — Free lullaby event geared to children 5 and younger – ‘Black Voters Matter’ co-founder to speak as part of Black History Month observances – Law School to host symposium on red flag laws
Dr. Myron L. Pope, an Alabama native who earned three degrees from the Capstone, has been named UA’s vice president for student life effective May 4.
Young sexual minority men do not fully understand their risk for human papillomavirus due to a lack of information from health care providers, according to research involving The University of Alabama.
This week at The University of Alabama: UA among top producers for student Fulbright Awards – ‘African Americans and the vote’ theme of UA’s Black History Month – Dance Marathon to host fundraiser for Children’s – Cyber scholarships available to UA students — Steel Day gives students insight into industry
For the fourth time in five years, The University of Alabama was recognized as a Top Producing Institution for Fulbright U.S. Student Awards.
The University of Alabama received a five-year $3.1 million grant from the National Science Foundation to provide scholarships to UA students interested in pursuing government careers in cyber security.
In celebration of the 150th anniversaries of black men, women and others who were disenfranchised getting the right to vote, and looking toward the 2020 presidential election, The University of Alabama’s Black History Month observances are themed “African Americans and The Vote.”