60th Anniversary of UA Desegregation
The University of Alabama honored the 60th anniversary of its desegregation with events June 11 and 12.
The University of Alabama honored the 60th anniversary of its desegregation with events June 11 and 12.
June 11, 1963, should be remembered as a day that doors were opened.
A series of events commemorating the 60th anniversary of UA’s desegregation begins June 11.
The spring semester is coming to an end, but the events continue! Read on to find ways to fill your May schedule.
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A project to digitally display and preserve the work of a well-regarded Birmingham artist has launched, drawing international attention.
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The semester may soon be coming to an end, but the events are here to stay! Check out some of these exciting activities on and around campus to put some spring in your step. On and Around Campus “Quilts” by Coulter FusselThrough April, Sarah Moody Gallery of Art, free “Frontieres Sans Frontieres”April 1, 7:30-9 p.m.,
Teairra Evans and Abby Foes are making history at the University of Alabama and beyond. Read on to learn how the two are making spaces for more women in the fields of science and medicine.