Faculty & Staff

OIT Update: A Year in Wires, Service and Improvements

OIT Update: A Year in Wires, Service and Improvements

UA’s Office of Information Technology completed several projects in 2018. Some are easily recognized, while others occurred behind the scenes to advance UA in the areas of research, connectivity and security.

UA REACH Employees Travel West to Make Holiday Delivery

UA REACH Employees Travel West to Make Holiday Delivery

The employees of The University of Alabama’s REACH Program took full advantage of the spirit of the season by giving back to a man and his family who have meant so much to them over the years.

Holiday Blues: Coping with Depression

Holiday Blues: Coping with Depression

The holidays come laden with expectations. When those expectations aren’t met, the holiday blues – better known as depression – often sets in.

Music Tickles Memory, Even After It’s Been Lost

Music Tickles Memory, Even After It’s Been Lost

Students with UA’s School of Music performed for residents of Capstone Village luxury retirement community who have Alzheimer’s and dementia.

RISE Bell Choir Brings Good Cheer to Capstone Village Residents

RISE Bell Choir Brings Good Cheer to Capstone Village Residents

The RISE Center’s children bell choir performed for the residents of Capstone Village luxury retirement home the morning of Dec. 11.

Educational, Communal Gaming Recommendations for the Holidays

Educational, Communal Gaming Recommendations for the Holidays

Christmas break provides a unique opportunity to weave educational gaming into gift-giving and family bonding, said Dr. Andre Denham, assistant professor of educational technology at The University of Alabama.

UA Names Dean of Students

UA Names Dean of Students

Dr. Jamie R. Riley has been named The University of Alabama’s assistant vice president and dean of students effective Monday, Feb. 25, 2019.

Gorgas Library on the Quad during a blue-skied day

VOTE! Gorgas Library Seeks Input on Renovations

The historic Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library, built in 1939 upon the ashes of the University’s first library, Rotunda, which was destroyed in the Civil War, is getting a much needed, massive, multi-phased renovation.

Healthy Eating Tips for Your Holiday Parties

Healthy Eating Tips for Your Holiday Parties

The holiday season provides ample opportunities to visit with family, rekindle old friendships and, almost by default at holiday gatherings, eat.