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UA RISE Center Hosts 20th BUY for RISE Fundraiser Oct. 27-28

The BUY for RISE fundraiser will feature items at deep discounts from numerous local retailers.

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UA Expands Behavioral Health Services for Rural Alabama Youth

Federal funding boosts behavioral health and substance use services to youth in West Alabama.

Drummond Lyon Hall Welcomes CHES Students, Staff

Drummond Lyon Hall Welcomes CHES Students, Staff

Take a look inside Drummond Lyon Hall, which opened for fashion retailing and apparel design students, faculty and staff this semester.

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Poor Time Management Causes Poor Sleep for College Students

UA researcher finds that poor time management skills, particularly in organization, can lead to poor sleep quality.

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UA Plans University Club Renovations and Re-Opening

As a working laboratory, the renewed University Club will support the University’s mission and the community.

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Golf, Tennis Fundraisers Benefit UA RISE Center

The UA RISE Center will host women’s and mixed doubles tennis tournaments and the RISE Tournament of Champions to aid in fundraising efforts to help its students reach their full potential.

Emily Jones

Childhood Cancer Survivor Fulfilling Life Goals at UA

March is Child Life Month. Freshman Emily Jones, a childhood cancer survivor is studying to be a Child Life Specialist.

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UA Hosting ‘Brain Day’ for High School Athletes

In an effort to promote awareness of brain injury and brain health, The University of Alabama will host more than 300 football student-athletes from state high schools on March 31 as part of Brain Injury Awareness Month.

UA Programs Receive Support to Help Alabama’s Children

UA Programs Receive Support to Help Alabama’s Children

The Alabama Department of Child Abuse and Neglect Prevention awarded $2,197,000 to community-based programs in Alabama’s Seventh Congressional District including for from UA.