Bama Bug Fest Returns In-Person at New Location
Bama Bug Fest will return in-person to celebrate the diversity and benefits of arthropods at the Alabama Museum of Natural History April 9.
Want to be Happier? Plan a Vacation
According to research done at The University of Alabama, planning a vacation improves your overall happiness.
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This week at The University of Alabama: The UA Capstone College of Nursing will develop a campaign to build confidence in COVID-19 vaccines; more than 450 undergraduate students will showcase their research and creative projects; and a UA faculty member says outdated infrastructure design is subject to failure.
UA to Host Memorial Service for Dr. Autherine Lucy Foster
The University will host a memorial service for Dr. Autherine Lucy Foster Thursday, March 24, at 11 a.m. in Foster Auditorium. The service is open to all who want to honor the civil rights pioneer.
UA to Develop CDC-Funded Campaign Addressing Vaccine Confidence
The Capstone College of Nursing was one of 10 schools of nursing selected by the American Association of Colleges of Nursing to develop a campaign to build confidence in COVID-19 vaccines and dispel health misinformation.
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This week at The University of Alabama: UA will honor the life of Dr. Autherine Lucy Foster; UA SAfeState to hold meeting with community partners; and UA has been named one of the top military-friendly schools in the country.
University of Alabama Among Top 10 Military Friendly Schools
The University of Alabama has been named among the top 10 Military Friendly® Schools for 2022-2023.
UA to Host Women in Business Conference
A series of events on The University of Alabama campus intend to connect accomplished women professionals, alumnae and female students of UA’s Culverhouse College of Business.
UA Study Shows Trust in Science Predicts Pandemic Compliance
Trust in the scientific research community is the best predictor of a person’s compliance with public health measures intended to prevent COIVD-19, according to a study from The University of Alabama.
UA Leading Work on Novel Fuel for High-Velocity Missiles
An innovative form of hydrogen fuel being developed by researchers at The University of Alabama could be used to support long-range, precision-fire missiles in protecting against potential threats to the United States.