Hundreds of students at The University of Alabama are utilizing the app Skoller, created by Belmont University graduate Carson Ward, to help students stay organized with their classwork.
Q: Year, major, hometown:
A: Sophomore, biology and psychology, Birmingham, Alabama
Q: How did you originally get involved with SGA, or if you are not currently involved, what made you want to...
I, Too, Am Study Abroad - Navigating Race and Ethnicity Abroad on Feb. 27 will make students aware of the culture shock some experience when studying in another country.
The University of Alabama’s Career Center proved its effectiveness as the Princeton Review’s 2019 list of America’s best schools for internship placement put the University at No. 1 in the SEC and No. 10 in the nation.
The University of Alabama Center for Economic Development began collecting books for its 14th annual Books for the Alabama Black Belt drive on Jan. 21, and it will end Feb. 18.
Susan Clements, staff therapist in the UA counseling center, talked about the history behind seeking arrangements and the creation of sugar daddies and sugar mamas.
The University’s diversity, equity and inclusion office and the Center for Service and Leadership are hosting a three-week long series of events in honor of the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday.
Alabama State University historian Derryn Moten republished the first biography of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. recently, and he will give a presentation Jan. 17 in Gorgas Library for the public.
The Tuscaloosa SAFE Center has been operating for three months, and student organizations are brainstorming ways to best assist the Center and its patients.
Nan Mu, a UA graduate student studying educational psychology and neuroscience, remembered a special place to her: China. This is where she first discovered her interest in intellectual and cognitive style thinking and learning.
Felecia Travis, a student at The University of Alabama, explored Michaels on Nov. 1 for the perfect set of supplies to make signs for her first job fair.
The Criminal Justice Department will be hosting a colloquium entitled, “Leading the Nation in Opioid Prescriptions: What are the consequences for Alabama?,”
During her first day of recruitment three years ago, Candace Wilson had concerns. She wondered if she would be treated differently because of the color of her skin.
Because of the resources the University of Alabama Counseling Center offers, students like Bryan Covington, a junior majoring in marketing and president of Active Minds at Bama, have had help gauging stress or anxiety levels and have learned how to better cope with it.
