The Crown Returns to The Capstone
As a Miss Alabama legacy, Callie Walker has long embraced the nuances of pageant competitions and the hard work and focus needed to deliver perfect performances.
UA Boosts Tuscaloosa’s Population, Now Over 100k
Enrollment at the University of Alabama has helped push Tuscaloosa’s population to more than 100,000, according to UA’s Center for Business and Economic Research.
Always Prepared: UA Cadets Earn Silver Valor Medal
Ben Aronson and Trevor Hearing were friends, roommates, classmates and Air Force ROTC cadets at The University of Alabama when a routine carpool would make them heroes.
‘Blue Star’ Families to Receive Free Admission to UA Museums
Active duty military members and their families can enter University of Alabama museums free of charge beginning Monday, May 28 as part of their Blue Star Museums program.
Hudnall Transitions from CAPS to Culverhouse
Dr. Matthew Hudnall will shift his focus to fundamental research as an assistant professor of management information systems in the Culverhouse College of Business. He’ll also serve as associate director of the Institute of Business Analytics.
To Defeat a Hacker, Learn to Think Like One
Culverhouse faculty member Dr. Gregory Bott prepares his students to be aware of cybersecurity threats and how to deal with them.
Yerby: Service to Community is ‘Modeled in My Family’
For Dr. Lea G. Yerby, a recent and unexpected honor has caused her to reflect on her role as an agent for justice.
Finding a ‘Sweet Home’ Abroad
Shelby Smithson, who will earn a master’s degree in social work on Friday, received a Fulbright scholarship and will return to Turkey in September to teach English.
Strategic Communications Begins Enhancements for Commencement
As The University of Alabama prepares for spring commencement weekend, UA has begun shifting its logistical efforts for commencement ceremonies to the Division of Strategic Communications.
West: People with POTS are ‘Not Alone’
After Chloe West graduates with a psychology degree from UA on Saturday, she will begin graduate school at Georgia State University, where she will pursue a doctoral degree in neuroscience and research the causes of POTS.