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Campus celebrates Harper Lee – Entrepreneur backs first-generation college students at UA – Alabama school bus seat belt study hitting the home stretch – UA faculty provide expert commentary on Alabama’s economy – UA honors and events – and more…
Governor candidate debate held on UA campus – UA enrollment grows with quality – UA projects approved by Board of Trustees – U.S. attorney general to speak at UA event – UA researchers co-discover new salamander – UA’s MBA program reports record enrollment for fall 2010 – UA faculty provide expert commentary on teaching financial responsibility to children, eminent domain, and digital textbooks
The Manderson Graduate School of Business at The University of Alabama recently welcomed the MBA class of 2012 to campus. At 93 students, the MBA class of 2012 is the third consecutive class with record enrollment.
“Palestine,” a one-woman performance by Najla Said, will be presented at 7 p.m. Monday, Sept. 20, at the Heritage Room in The University of Alabama’s Ferguson Center.
Attorney General Eric Holder to speak at UA event honoring Harper Lee – TV host says state’s bio-diversity impressive – and more…
Like many amphibians, salamanders are declining at an alarming rate around the planet, but scientists have discovered a new kind of salamander scurrying about in central sections of the Blue Ridge Mountains.
As a second oil rig explodes in the Gulf, The University of Alabama offers a range of experts who could comment on some of the questions arising. Many of these experts were quoted extensively following the late April explosion in the Gulf and the ongoing clean-up efforts.
Artist paints sports murals at UA student health center – New campus gallery shows student photos – UA student wins Bridgestone Tire video contest – UA business professor comments on stimulus package
The University of Alabama has received a nearly $1 million grant from the National Science Foundation to support a fellowship program for underrepresented minority graduate students studying in the areas of science, technology, engineering and mathematics.
The Howard Hughes Medical Institute will award $1.5 million to The University of Alabama to launch four distinct initiatives designed to teach and inspire the nation’s next-generation of scientists.