
UA Research Traces the Spicy History of Chili Peppers
A multidisciplinary approach revealed a new theory of where humans first began to domesticate chili peppers.
A multidisciplinary approach revealed a new theory of where humans first began to domesticate chili peppers.
UA senior Kate Herndon is among 32 in the nation to receive the Rhodes Scholarship.
Adams will officially be crowned during halftime of Saturday’s Alabama-Missouri football game.
UA Museums will host Haunting at the Museum, a free, family-friendly and all-ages event held at both the Alabama Museum of Natural History and Gorgas House Museum.
Visitors will tour Tuscaloosa’s historic homes and learn about the sociocultural expectations and practices of mourning and grieving after the Civil War and greater Victorian Era.
The UA Board of Trustees appointed six UA faculty members as Distinguished Research Professors and Distinguished Teaching Professors.
The program supports students interested in entering a range of health care related fields.
The lifeways and art of southeastern Native Americans will come to life at the annual Moundville Native American Festival.
While her academics focus on science, Tilghman is also passionate about the arts and making them accessible to everyone.
As narco traffickers search for more remote areas for their operations, they take over protected habitat and lead enforcement on a costly chase.