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This week at The University of Alabama: UA remembers April 27, 2011 tornado with ceremony; UA holds Spring Commencement ceremonies; UA launches talent development initiative for young students.
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We Are UA Ambassador Finds Lifetime of Connection at UA
Sometimes, the path of one’s career seems to be predestined. That could be said about Dr. Victoria Whitfield, this year’s We Are UA staff ambassador.
Fourth Annual Bama Blitz Sets Record Raising $3.6 Million
Supporters contributed 2,131 gifts totaling more than $3.6 million during the crowdfunded, social-media-driven campaign, surpassing previous records
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This week at The University of Alabama: Honors Week will recognize achievements, UA leading national survey of women veterans, Moundville Archaeological Park will host the annual Birdfest, two UA students win nationally prestigious scholarship.
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This week at The University of Alabama: UA researchers to study severe weather communications; New College professor wins the 2021 SEC Faculty Achievement Award; UA senior named 2021 Outstanding Student by PRWeek.
Perfectionism Reaps High Rewards, But Can Also Bring Much Pain
Though perfectionism has helped many high achievers and people with Type A personalities climb to the top of their class, work, sport, or other fields, it also has many downsides that have to be managed to remain healthy.
UA to Hold Spring Commencement April 30-May 2
More than 5,000 graduates are expected to be in attendance for nine ceremonies, all featuring extensive safety protocols.
3 Ways to Make the Most of the Long Weekend Ahead
While there are plenty of ways to have fun in three days, here are three ways students can make the most of the long weekend ahead.
Faculty Accolades for March 1, 2021
The latest publications, recognitions and creative endeavors of the UA faculty and staff.
How to Survive a Christmas Unlike Any Other
The ideal Christmas of times past with extended family and friends gathered together will not be the reality of Christmas 2020. One UA professor gives some tips on how to cope with the changes.