UA Chapter of Phi Kappa Phi Inducts Members
The University of Alabama chapter of The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi — the nation’s oldest and most selective collegiate honor society for all academic disciplines — inducted members in spring 2019.
Doctoral Student Reviews Dietary Guidelines for Actor’s Foundation
When Christine Ferguson was a UA freshman, she knew she wanted to pursue a career in the medical field. Now she’s pursuing a doctorate at UA and is fascinated by the role nutrition plays in a person’s ailment.
University Libraries Online Content Now Requires Authentication
As of June 3, University Libraries requires users to log in to myBama to access online resources such as journals, databases and e-books.
Adjustments Made to Tutwiler Parking Areas
Parking areas near Tutwiler Hall will be affected by construction throughout the summer.
UA Robotics Team Wins NASA’s Grand Prize for Fifth Consecutive Year
For the fifth consecutive year, the student robotics team from The University of Alabama won NASA’s grand prize in its Robotics Mining Competition.
Monthly Safety Reminder: Update Your UA Safety App
The UA Safety App has several new features, including a 7-day weather forecast and an option to livestream UA Info Radio.
10th Avenue Lane and Sidewalk Closures Start June 3
The lane and adjacent sidewalk will be closed; drivers and pedestrians should watch for traffic barrels and detour signage.
Building Bama: Paty Hall
Paty Hall, which underwent a $14.7 million interior renovation over the past year, will reopen in August just in time for the start of the 2019-20 academic year.
Tuscaloosa’s Rude Mechanicals Group Takes ‘Measure’ of Shakespeare
The Rude Mechanicals, Tuscaloosa’s free Shakespeare in the park company, is starting its 17th season with the problem play “Measure for Measure,” directed by Dr. Steve Burch, UA professor of theatre.
On the Hunt for the Remnants of Surviving Slave Houses
After conducting surveys on the Magnolia Grove plantation home in Hale County, second-year anthropology graduate student Natalie Mooney may have discovered a pattern to find other slave houses in the Alabama Black Belt region that have been lost to time.