The University of Alabama is taking a significant step forward in providing its adapted students-athletes with a world-class training facility and competition venue. UA announced a $3 million gift commitment […]
Robert Witt inducted into Wheelchair Basketball Hall of Fame — Politics in the South — Easter egg hunt — and more.
UA’s Lift program seeks participants — Looking toward the South on Super Tuesday — Geologist comments on skinhole — UA student in nursing finds her path — and more.
The University of Alabama’s Dr. Laura Bloom offers tips for new moms transitioning back to work following childbirth.
Donation to adaptive learning facility — Night of Champions — Black Warrior Film Festival — and more.
Activist and filmmaker Curtis Chin will screen his education and equality documentary Tested Monday, Feb. 29 at The University of Alabama.
University of Alabama students have curated an art exhibition that responds to stereotypical portrayals of African-Americans.
Adapted athletics sets a strong example – Wills for Heroes Clinic – Headed to the Paralympics – and more.
Costs of police misconduct — Alabama Repertory Dance Theatre — and more.
Each day from Monday, Feb. 29, to Friday, March 4, a different artist who specializes in a particular medium will create a new piece while musician and composer Dr. Andrew Raffo Dewar simultaneously creates new saxophone and electronic music. The work of each of the six Alabama-based artists will inspire the sound that Dewar creates, and in turn their work will be inspired by his music.
