UA Resumes Normal Operations Feb. 17
- February 16, 2021
UA will resume normal operations on Wednesday, Feb. 17 at 8 a.m. Campus offices, libraries, recreation centers and medical centers will open as normal, as will the Gadsden campus.
UA will resume normal operations on Wednesday, Feb. 17 at 8 a.m. Campus offices, libraries, recreation centers and medical centers will open as normal, as will the Gadsden campus.
The University of Alabama has canceled classes and suspended normal operations all day today, Tuesday, Feb. 16. Campus offices, libraries, recreation centers and medical centers will all remain closed, as will the Gadsden campus.
The University of Alabama will delay classes and operations until 10:30 a.m. tomorrow, Feb. 16, due to the ongoing threat of icy roads and severe weather. The delay, which also applies to the Gadsden campus, cancels in-person and remote classes scheduled before 10:30 a.m. and pushes back the opening of campus offices.
The University of Alabama will suspend normal operations tomorrow, Feb. 15, due to the threat of severe weather. All classes are canceled, and University offices and programs will be closed. This applies to the Gadsden campus as well.
UA’s Black Faculty and Staff Association will host the intercollegiate competition on Feb. 27.
A more than $2 million NIH grant will further work at The University of Alabama to improve the lives of those suffering from hearing loss in rural areas of the state.
This week at The University of Alabama: UA researchers discover a compound that exhibits neuroprotective effects against Parkinson’s disease; residents of rural Alabama who suffer with hearing loss may benefit from $2 million grant; UMC opens new prenatal clinic to combat infant mortality in Fayette.
In recognition of Pettus and Cathy Randall’s substantial generosity and commitment to UA, North Campus Way was renamed Randall Way by The University of Alabama System Board of Trustees.
A lab at The University of Alabama has shown a compound found in a common shrub in India exhibits neuroprotective effects against Parkinson’s disease characteristics induced by an herbicide in fruit flies.
UMC will open a location in Fayette, Alabama, Feb. 5 that will provide prenatal care services to expectant mothers in a county that has a high infant mortality rate.