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Contributions to UA continue

Amanda Bayhi February 11, 2010

Despite the current condition of the economy, the University is continuing to receive monetary donations from alumni and other UA fans. Pam Parker, vice president for advancement said most of the money...

Date auction supports scholarships

Lindsey Shelton February 11, 2010

Students can buy some time with campus leaders, athletes and fellow students on Thursday. The Student Government Association and the UA chapter of the National Society of Black Engineers will host a date...

Professor dies after bout with brain cancer

Haley Herfurth February 10, 2010

After a four-year battle with brain cancer, Robert Young, an English associate professor at the University, passed away on Jan. 31 at 42. Young, who specialized in contemporary black literary and cultural...

UA student wins cash on Jeopardy

UA student wins cash on Jeopardy

Hannah Mask February 10, 2010

A UA student competed in the 2010 Jeopardy College Championship, which aired on Feb. 2, said Mary Wymer, UA spokeswoman. Will Warren, a senior majoring in mechanical engineering, said he ended up winning...

Announcements for 2/10/2010

CW Staff February 10, 2010

Genealogy event to be held Saturday In celebration of Black History Month, the UA Black Faculty and Staff Association and the department of race and gender studies present “Researching African American...

Black History Month affects all cultures

Brittney Knox February 10, 2010

Months are designated for AIDS awareness, breast cancer and Hispanic heritage, but this month – as with every February – it is set aside to commemorate Black History Month. Although the month is designated...

AdTeam campaigns for State Farm

Jennie Kushner February 10, 2010

A group of UA students are putting their advertising skills to the test as they seek a national crown of their own. Last year, the Ad Team lost a close race to New York University in the annual national...

Cyclists bike for awareness

Katy Turnbull February 10, 2010

Wearing torn sheets, ripped T-shirts and bandages covered in fake blood, students, faculty and other local cyclists participating in the Bandaged Bike Ride, will meet at the steps of Gorgas Library at...

UA Libraries sponsors book collecting contest

CW Staff February 10, 2010

Student book collectors are invited to participate in the University Libraries’ fourth annual book collecting contest this spring. Contest winners will receive cash prizes and a one-year membership in...

Curfew has not impacted students

Eryn Phillips February 10, 2010

A recent citywide curfew has brought some feelings of resentment towards local government as some teens feel as though they are being punished. Police say the curfew is intended to reduce juvenile crime...

Sorority promotes awareness of heart disease

Drew Taylor February 10, 2010

In an effort to promote awareness of heart disease, which is a leading cause of death in women, the Alpha Phi sorority is doing its part this week, known as “Heart Week.” February is American Heart...

Doctor discusses Bryce, state of mental health

William Evans February 10, 2010

Dr. John Houston, commissioner of the Alabama Department of Mental Health, delivered a speech titled “Current Mental Health Issues in Alabama” to the School of Social Work in Little Hall Monday afternoon....