This week at The University of Alabama: A new research center at UA will promote the health and well-being of individuals and communities affected by substance use disorders; acclaimed movies will be featured during the 10th annual Tuscaloosa Africana Film Festival; and younger adults are rethinking relationships because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The honor reflects highly on the University and its employees who keep the campus beautiful and sustainable.
Throughout the years, Black faculty and staff have shaped the Capstone into what it is today.
The 10th annual Tuscaloosa Africana Film Festival will be held virtually Feb. 19-20.
The UA campus community is invited to attend presentations by the four finalists for the position of dean of the College of Engineering starting Feb. 14.
The inaugural Wakanda Scholarship Ball paid tribute to the fictional city Wakanda and Afrofuturism.
The Division of Student Life’s BRIDGE program is experiencing early success since its inception in fall 2019.
A new building coming to the UA campus will provide space to conserve and celebrate fashion history and groom fashion trendsetters of the future.
Simran Dhoju was one of 51 students in the nation to earn a Brooke Owens Fellowship, a nationally acclaimed program that awards exceptional undergraduate women and gender minorities studying the field of aerospace.
The Alabama Business Hall of Fame is seeking nominees for its 2022 inductees.