UA In the News — Nov. 17, 2017
Mass shooting statistics — Media blame in politics — Defining the “Alt-Right” — and more.
Faculty & Staff
UA In the News — Nov. 16
Beat Auburn, Beat Hunger — UA student completes Ironman Championship — UA journalism professor comments on valid story sources — and more.
University of Alabama Team Assesses Hurricane Irma Aftermath
A team of faculty, graduate and undergraduate students collected data in four Florida cities including Marco Island, the location where Irma made landfall.
UA In the News — Nov. 15
Law professor discusses legality of Trump, Jr.’s contact with WikiLeaks — UA psychologist discusses palliative care literacy — Beat Auburn, Beat Hunger — Margaret Atwood returns to campus — and more.
UA Pioneer Named 2017 Blackmon-Moody Award Winner
Dr. Brent Hardin, director and co-founder of The University of Alabama’s Adapted Athletics Program, has been named the 2017 recipient of the Frederick Moody Blackmon-Sarah McCorkle Moody Outstanding Professor Award.
UA In the News — Nov. 14, 2017
UA joins atmospheric research group — UA Law School receives $1.5 million gift — Capstone Village residents go canoeing — UA Law School faculty weigh in on Roy Moore — and more.
UA In the News — Nov. 11-13
UA Law School Receives $1.5 Million Gift — UA Law Professor: GOP Can Block Roy Moore — UA Special Olympics College Football —Self-Identifying Insomniacs — Walmart Rolls Out Digital Features — and more.
UA In the News — Nov. 10
Texas church where 26 were killed in mass shooting to be permanently closed, says pastor Yahoo! – Nov. 9 The Texas church where 26 people were killed in a mass shooting will not reopen its doors, its pastor has said. Pastor Frank Pomeroy of the First Baptist of Sutherland Springs told the Wall Street Journal that services would
UA In the News — Nov. 9
Bust honors late UA graduate — Marketing professor comments on e-commerce strategy — UA joins science research organization — Nursing professor discusses antidepressant side effect — Sleep research … and more …
College of Arts & Sciences Hosts Diversity Day
The College of Arts and Sciences will host a Diversity Day at the Bryant Conference Center Monday, Nov. 13, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. The symposium, which is themed “Why Diversity Matters,” is open to students and faculty of all disciplines.