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History Students Mashup Past and Future for Slow Art Day
Dr. Sharony Green’s students are bringing a global art event to campus.
Dr. Sharony Green’s students are bringing a global art event to campus.
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.
Meet just a few of the many female figures who made an impact at the Capstone and beyond.
A reception will be held in the authors’ honor at 6 p.m. followed by dinner at 7 p.m. The induction ceremony will immediately follow dinner.
The museum contains one of the largest collections of 20th-century African American art in the world.
The Collaborative Arts and Research Initiative is a hub for UA faculty interested in new research ideas and collaborations.
See the highlights from the kickoff for UA’s newest employee resource group.
The inaugural event featured several special performances from campus groups.
The civil rights icon had deep roots in his native Alabama.