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.
An informational event is planned for Tuesday, Feb. 28, from 6 to 7:30 p.m. in the Yellowhammer Room of Gorgas Library.
Learn how one student’s past has impacted his time with UADM.
The 15th Annual Southeast Regional ADHD Conference will be held at the Bryant Conference Center Jan. 26-27.
The University of Alabama and the Alabama Department of Mental Health will host a series of professional development conferences across the state in January for those interested in understanding the stigma of individuals with substance and opioid use disorders.
UA students raised almost 566,000 pounds of food to beat Auburn in this year’s Beat Auburn Beat Hunger. Together the two schools raised over 1 million pounds, which helps families with food insecurity across the state.
It began with a phone call from a veteran inquiring about a buddy’s grave. It became a project for the Crimson Legion and other students.
A group of advocates across UA’s campus is working to remove barriers and increase understanding of the Deaf community’s needs.
The 29th annual Beat Auburn Beat Hunger food drive kicks off Friday, Sept. 30 at the state capitol in Montgomery.
Free tutoring, job skills and financial literacy training to be offered through Culverhouse LIFT.