
How Students Can Cope with Stress Amid COVID-19
As details emerge and continue to change with COVID-19, it’s important to manage stress during this unprecedented crisis.
As details emerge and continue to change with COVID-19, it’s important to manage stress during this unprecedented crisis.
As UA moves to remote instruction to finish the semester, the faculty has kept student needs at the forefront of decision making.
Parents are crucial in maintaining a routine and engaging children in educational activities.
As UA shifts to distance learning for the foreseeable future to combat the spread of COVID-19, some faculty will be called to teach courses online for the first time.
After Friday, March 13, UA will extend spring break for students through Sunday, March 29, to allow additional time for instructors to transition to alternative teaching resources. Remote instruction will resume Monday, March 30.
A March 25 community event at The University of Alabama will provide free Narcan kits and training on how to administer the opioid overdose reversal drug.
Marley Perry attended the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade the first time as a kid. This fall, with the public’s help, she’ll get to experience the magic again, this time as a performer in the Million Dollar Band.
A solution developed from research at The University of Alabama would give drivers of electric vehicles the confidence and freedom of a gas-powered vehicle without requiring breakthroughs in batteries or a costly overhaul of the transportation system’s energy infrastructure.
Reading Allies, an innovative reading initiative to improve literacy among elementary school students across Alabama, is the UA Honors College’s passion project for the upcoming Bama Blitz crowdfunding campaign.
UA remains committed to providing transformative opportunities to young children and adults with Down syndrome through two innovative programs.