
Rising Above: First-Gen Graduate Furthers Education at UA
Sarah Widener overcame struggles at home by focusing on her education and became a role model for youth.
Sarah Widener overcame struggles at home by focusing on her education and became a role model for youth.
Around 150 students experienced a realistic response to a complex mass casualty incident.
UA is collaborating with three Thai universities to find solutions to common global health challenges.
Bryant Campbell and his mother, Kimberly Fryer, are both earning their degrees this spring.
What seemed to be a routine visit to the doctor turned into a nightmare for Megan Butterworth.
The program is funded in part by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Dr. Abby Horton discusses why gratitude is good for our health, and how we can develop a grateful mindset.
Federal funding boosts behavioral health and substance use services to youth in West Alabama.
With $6 million in support from the CDC, UA will implement programs to reduce strokes and heart attacks.
This fall UA students and employees can receive free flu shots at numerous events across campus.