Tips for a Healthy Start to the New Year
Some of the most popular resolutions year in and year out involve changing our eating habits to a lifestyle approach, rather than the latest diet fad.
UA Celebrates Tuscaloosa’s Bicentennial
Around 200 people attended a ceremony Dec. 13 at the UA Boathouse at Manderson Landing. There, UA President Stuart R. Bell presented several gifts to Tuscaloosa Mayor Walt Maddox and the citizens of the Druid City on behalf of the University on the city’s 200th birthday.
Island Life Propels, Nurtures O’Connor’s Free Spirit
Caleb O’Connor grew up in Maui and took full advantage of his surroundings as he developed a love for art at a young age.
Wedderspoon Thrives When the Heat Turns Up
For Craig Wedderspoon, professor of sculpture at UA, the foundry is a second home where he not only molds countless masterpieces, but influences future generations of artists by helping them hone their craft.
Bicentennial Time Capsule Captures Tuscaloosa in 2019
The Tuscaloosa Bicentennial Commission’s time capsule committee has met periodically to discuss themes and items that truly represent Tuscaloosa in 2019 to place in a time capsule that will be sealed for 50 years.
Tuscaloosa Bicentennial Landmarks Unveiled Dec. 13
The yearlong celebration of Tuscaloosa’s bicentennial will culminate with the unveiling of three landmarks celebrating the city’s past, present and future on Tuscaloosa’s 200th birthday.
RISE Bell Choir Performs for UA Gymnastics Team
Passion for Film Takes Scanlan from Small Town to International Festival
Wade Scanlan’s love for art started at a young age. That love has pushed him to great heights, including managing a $10,000 budget to produce two television commercials as a student at UA.
UA Study Investigates Students’ Views of Eating Local
Researchers from UA’s College of Human Environmental Sciences will examine factors tied to students’ perceptions of Alabama-grown produce and create a plan to increase awareness and consumption.
Building Bama: Can You Hear Me Now?
With the ever-increasing demand for mobile data, wireless carriers are installing “small cells” around campus to deliver the coverage, capacity and network reliability to users where they need it most.