This week at The University of Alabama: UA to hold commencement ceremonies May 5-7 – Metropolitan Museum of Art awards student internship – Fourteen land Fulbrights – Zika update – Science Sunday to highlight recycling – Students curate identity exhibit
This week at The University of Alabama: UA to hold commencement ceremonies May 5-7 – Piano students taught remotely from New York City — Chesapeake Bay polluted earlier than thought – Antarctic Mountain Range formed from heat below — Expert to discuss anxiety, autism – Program focuses on transitions from hospital to home – Panel discusses mental health crisis within jails – Human trafficking subject of nursing conference
This week at The University of Alabama: News conference for major gift announcement set for Friday – See Crimson Racing vehicle, meet Indy winner – Research shows Chesapeake polluted since mid 1800s – Symposium explores black, white intimacies during slavery – UA leads nation in Goldwaters – Insight into how Antarctic mountain range formed – Sustainable fashion on display … and more …
This week at The University of Alabama: UA ranks first nationally for Goldwaters – Youth’s Big Al-themed artwork leads to book – Computer research program launched in 1968 renamed for student from inaugural class – Ocean pest could be repelled using discovery related to its sense of smell – Golf tourney to benefit RISE – Faculty Research Day Wednesday – Students compete for research awards – Watch RISE celebrate Easter
This week at The University of Alabama: Honors Week – Student entrepreneurs win $50,000 – Easter Egg hunt set for Sunday – Faculty Research Day is Wednesday – Train photograph exhibit opens at transportation museum
This week at The University of Alabama: Faculty combine Virtual Reality, neuroscience into police training – Students highlight research, creativity during conference – Entrepreneurs vie for $50,000 – Women’s health focus of rural health conference – Religious studies marks 50th anniversary – ‘Hungry’ Black Hole discovered – Student wins national travel award – Civil War lectures set for Saturday
This week at The University of Alabama: – ‘Hungry’ Black Hole discovered – Student wins national travel award – World War I exhibit continues
This week at The University of Alabama: “Why do males exist?” talk March 7 — Casting for a sword — Museum programs for children — and more.
This week at The University of Alabama: Grisham, scholars discuss moral significance of Harper Lee’s work – StartUp Weekend encourages entrepreneurs – Class uncovers history of lynchings – Google News labs, workshops scheduled – Political identity more complex than labels, research shows — Tri Delta helps establish fund for needy students – Science ‘lightning’ talks continue
This week at The University of Alabama: UA breaks ground on adapted athletics facility – Tri Delta helps establish fund for needy students – Political identities more complex than labels, research shows – African American History Month events continue – Ocean floor reveals climate clues – Criminal justice professor offers commentary on opioid-related proposals – Alabama Repertory Dance – Adapted Athletics to host six teams – Fashion show promotes positive body image – Lullaby concert promotes family-friendly fun – Science ‘lightning’ talks continue