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IT services to strengthen through campus realignment

Realigning appropriate technology professionals under UA OIT strengthens the UA’s ability to steward institutional resources.

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Arboretum Access Remains as Running Park Closes to Public

Starting April 1, the Harry Pritchett Running Park will close to the public.

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UA Part of National Effort to Turn Research into Economic Growth

UA is one of 18 institutions chosen for the first-ever investment to accelerate the translation of academic research into economic growth.

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Research Tells Story of Enslaved People at Campus Before Civil War

A faculty work group has compiled and published extensive scholarship exploring the role of slavery at UA before the Civil War.

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Materials Research Organizes Under New Institute

The Alabama Materials Institute recognizes the University’s established reputation at the forefront of materials-centric activities that crosses multiple departments and colleges.

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UA to Bolster Nation’s Workforce in Precision Timing

A one-of-a-kind graduate program will pave the way for highly-skilled professionals to enter the ranks of the critical field of precision timing.

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Global Conflict Response Focus of UA, U.S. Partnership

The UA Global Water Security Center’s agreement with the U.S. state department engages research focused on global conflict response.

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A Decade of Growth for Research and Discovery

For the tenth straight year, outside support of research and other sponsored activities increased.

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Families Sought for Study on Child Brain Development

Part of national project, UA research hope participating families can help understand brain development.

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UA, Partners Aim to Improve Health in Tuscaloosa County

The program is funded in part by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.