Bats: Dangerous Blind Blood-Suckers or Helpful, Biological Pest Control?
Spooky? Maybe. But a researcher at The University of Alabama says most bats aren’t looking to suck your blood.
Culture & Community
Haunting at the Museum Returns with Expanded Schedule
Haunting at the Museum now runs Oct. 25-29.
UA Researchers Creating Digital Exhibition of Birmingham Artist’s Work
Using cutting-edge imaging technology and digital curation, a project involving The University of Alabama will allow the work and stories of a well-regarded southern artist to be preserved digitally for future generations.
UA Kicks Off LGBTQIA+ History Month with Fun, History, Support
Celebrate LGBTQIA+ History Month throughout October with support groups, history lessons, trivia, art and cinnamon rolls.
UA Art Exhibits Opening, Closing this Autumn
Enrich your autumn with visits to these art exhibits around campus and downtown.
UA Art Historian Assists in Notre Dame Restoration
Dr. Jennifer M. Feltman traveled to Paris to begin her hands-on research and contribute to the restoration of the historic Cathedral of Notre Dame.
Latinx Faculty, Staff Association Celebrates Heritage with Dancing
¡Baile! The Latinx Faculty and Staff Association, Education Abroad and University Programs hosted an evening of salsa dancing, food and music.
UA Continues to Strengthen Role in Economic Development
A significant increase in external funding for The University of Alabama’s economic development assets highlights gains made the past year that support the University becoming an innovative driver of growth in the state.
Training, Healing and More Offered During Suicide Awareness Week
The Tide Against Suicide program is hosting a week of events, learning experiences and more.
UA Leading Investment to Address Rural Health Inequities
The University of Alabama will spearhead a more than $4 million initiative to improve health care equity by helping underserved communities in the state be more resilient to health disparities, many exposed during the pandemic.