Most "take your kid to work" days don’t end in life-changing discoveries, but that was exactly the case when Dr. Lee Berger brought his son, Matthew, to look for fossils in South Africa in 2008. Berger...

What: Sleep Out on the ‘Nade. Students will spend the whole night on the Ferguson Center Promenade. There will be guest speakers from nonprofit organizations and activities such as a poverty simulation,...

What: Memory Techniques Workshop Who: Center for Academic SuccessWhen: Thursday, April 14, 4-5p.m.Where: 230 Osband HallWhy: “This is a workshop to help students learn about memory techniques to help...

WHAT: Capstone Song Initiative. The audience will hear works performed by UA students, faculty and guest artists. WHO: School of MusicWHEN: Saturday, April 9, 7:30p.m.WHERE: Bryant-Jordan HallWHY The event...

WHAT: Redefining Clearly Established Rights after Ferguson: § 1983 Claims and Community Policing from Hope v. Pelzer to Kingsley v. Hendrickson Symposium.There will be several sessions throughout the...

WHAT: “Infancia Clandestina” Film Screening. Meaning “Clandestine Childhood,” the film follows the story of Juan and his family as they move back to Argentina after being exiled. WHO: Hosted by...

WHAT: Follow Your Arrow 5kWHO: Pi Beta PhiWHEN: Saturday, March 5, 12-3 p.m. Check-in begins at 11 a.m.WHERE: Check-in at the Student Recreation Center parking lot. The race takes place along the 5k loop...

The University of Alabama continued honoring African American History Month on Wednesday with an event featuring a talk from SGA President Elliot Spillers and a performance by Alabama Forensic Council,...

What: “Pelo Malo” Film Screening. The film follows the story of Junior, a 9-year-old boy living in Venezuela who, because of his mixed ancestry, struggles with his physical identity. Who: Latin American,...