
UA In the News — June 22-24
UA research on drug trafficking cited — UA students recognized for dean’s list, graduation — UA economist comments on state employment numbers — and more.
UA research on drug trafficking cited — UA students recognized for dean’s list, graduation — UA economist comments on state employment numbers — and more.
Alex Zimmerman eagerly watched McKade “come out of his shell” while rehearsing for The University of Alabama-led SENSE Theatre, a novel ASD intervention.
Sarah Maynard and Mary McClendon’s relationship is as much of a mentorship as it is a friendship, one that began unexpectedly when they met three years ago at The University of Alabama.
UA hosts therapy-based camp for brain injury survivors — UA research shows female CFOs less likely to misreport financial data — Tiara Pennington wins Miss Alabama 2019 — and more.
UA launches strategic plan for research and economic development — UA law professor talks reputation risks for banks — and more.
LEAP exposes ninth-graders to college academics, service — UA student named 2019 Miss Alabama — Real estate professor comments on construction loans — and more.
University of Alabama elementary education majors recently wrapped up a month’s worth of STEM activities with four different classes at Woodland Forrest Elementary School.
New Arts & Sciences dean announced — UA greenspaces designed to lure pollinators — UA research reinforces importance of seat belt use … and more …
For the 40th consecutive year, gifted and talented students in grades kindergarten through eight can participate in a three-week arts and science camp in Tuscaloosa.
Lisa and Russell Hewitt could feel other students staring at them as they sat in class. “People were looking at us like, ‘does that guy have his mom with him?’” Lisa said. Yes, he sure did.