This week at The University of Alabama: Law professor suggests doctors and mental health professionals use do-not-sell lists for firearms to combat suicides; UA criminal justice professor is No. 1; and the Moundville Native American Festival is virtual in 2020.
University of Alabama criminology and criminal justice instructor Douglas Klutz has been named the No. 1 college professor in the United States once again.
UA will not require standardized test scores as part of the admissions process in 2021.
Operation of The University of Alabama Brewer-Porch Children’s Center will transition from the University’s College of Arts and Sciences to the College of Community Health Sciences on Oct. 1.
A new medical journal article written by Fredrick Vars, the Ira Drayton Pruitt, Sr. Professor of Law, suggests doctors and mental health professionals could use voluntary do-not-sell lists for firearms as a new tool in their suicide prevention toolkit.
UA will continue in-person instruction and provide on-campus residence for the 2021 Spring Semester.
The annual Beat Auburn Beat Hunger food and fund drive kicks off Thursday, Oct. 1, at The University of Alabama.
The game day experience at UA and Bryant-Denny Stadium will be different this football season in light of the COVID-19 pandemic.
UA’s Moundville Archaeological Park will conduct the 32nd annual Moundville Native American Festival online Oct. 5-10.
This week at The University of Alabama: Changes coming to game day; Moundville Native American Festival goes virtual; and Beat Auburn Beat Hunger kicks off.
