Mother, Son Graduates Pay it Forward
Bryant Campbell and his mother, Kimberly Fryer, are both earning their degrees this spring.
Bryant Campbell and his mother, Kimberly Fryer, are both earning their degrees this spring.
Fashion design students created garments from sustainable materials for the annual fashion show.
The RISE Tournament of Champions and tennis tournaments help support the UA RISE Center.
UA apparel design students created custom clothing for several adaptive athletes.
Several UA programs received support from the Alabama Department of Child Abuse and Neglect Prevention.
Ursula Lindsey of Eufaula is a first-generation student earning her bachelor’s degree in human environmental science.
UA apparel design seniors presented their final collections at the annual Fashion for Life.
The cascading mid-afternoon sun pours through windows of a second-floor building, where a small group of women are cutting and sewing fabrics. A tinge of sunlight fades as the women gradually increase the focus and intensity of their tasks. Then, one of the women leaves the classroom to retrieve a garment and alteration tools from
The BUY for RISE fundraiser will feature items at deep discounts from numerous local retailers.
Federal funding boosts behavioral health and substance use services to youth in West Alabama.