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Bama Bound welcomes freshmen before fall

Bama Bound welcomes freshmen before fall

Judah Martin June 26, 2013

For Brittan Jarmon, getting into an engineering program at a great college was certainly never the problem. With engineering programs across the nation vying to recruit females into the work force, Jarmon’s...

Simon speaks the truth for Last Lecture

Judah Martin April 23, 2013

  By Judah Martin Contributing Writer ^ With many obstacles thrown at her throughout her life, some might say it’s amazing that Cassandra Simon grew up to receive a doctorate degree and present...

WVUA-TV to move to state-of-art location

WVUA-TV to move to state-of-art location

Judah Martin February 5, 2013

At the end of this summer, Alabama Public Radio, Crimson Tide Productions and WVUA-TV will move into new production and office space in the basement of Bryant-Denny Stadium. “Just being inside a stadium...

Social work students to host health fair

Judah Martin November 29, 2012

The field of social work thrives on human interaction, a quality The University of Alabama’s social work department seeks to promote in its students through community involvement. This is precisely...

UA students lead ARTS workshops

Judah Martin October 15, 2012

Arts Renaissance, a program offered at Woodland Forest and Matthews elementary schools, is looking to recruit new volunteers from The University of Alabama. ARTS is led by New College associate professor...

HB 56 panel talks about law’s impact

Judah Martin September 20, 2012

Alabama Appleseed, a non-profit legal advocacy organization based in Montgomery, collaborated with The University of Alabama Womens’ Resource Center on Wednesday afternoon for a event titled, “Effects...

College of Education welcomes new dean

Judah Martin September 18, 2012

The University of Alabama College of Education will welcome Peter Hlebowitsh to succeed James McClean as the 10th dean of the College upon McClean’s retirement in January. Hlebowitsh has held the position...

Personal degree plans on the rise

Judah Martin August 23, 2012

The idea of creating and managing an academic degree may seem foreign to the average college student, but this is essentially the concept promoted by the University of Alabama’s New College Community-Based...

Scholar to discuss child welfare

Judah Martin April 18, 2012

Since 2004, visiting international scholar Reginaldo Torres Alves Jr. has been closely studying the history of child welfare in his native country Brazil. Alves works as a psychologist at Brazil’s Child...

Bo Jackson to travel state with stars

Bo Jackson to travel state with stars

Judah Martin April 16, 2012

Former Auburn University running back and 1985 Heisman trophy winner Bo Jackson plans to ride 300 miles across the state of Alabama on a Trek Bicycle in an effort to raise $1 million to benefit Gov. Robert...

CollegeFirst seeking help from UA students

Judah Martin April 12, 2012

CollegeFirst, a mentoring initiative where college and graduate students help under-served high school students enrolled in Advanced Placement courses, is seeking help from new members in Tuscaloosa, Birmingham...

Media center offers place to record

Media center offers place to record

Judah Martin March 5, 2012

UA students don’t have to travel to Los Angeles or New York City to lay down tracks in a recording studio. Students can access a recording studio in the Sanford Media Center, located on the second floor...

Apps provide early weather warning

Apps provide early weather warning

Judah Martin February 2, 2012

Severe weather is a leading concern among residents of Tuscaloosa and its surrounding areas, and in a world powered by smartphones and tablets, many people have begun to use apps to keep a lookout for...

Sigma Delta Tau looking to expand membership

Sigma Delta Tau looking to expand membership

Judah Martin January 12, 2012

Sigma Delta Tau, a National Panhellenic Sorority originally founded at Cornell University in 1917, is looking to significantly expand its membership at the University of Alabama. Recruitment for the sorority...

Alabama beats Auburn in annual food drive

Alabama beats Auburn in annual food drive

Judah Martin November 29, 2011

The University of Alabama won the 18th annual Beat Auburn Beat Hunger food drive this year, collecting 237,079 pounds of food for the West Alabama Food Bank as compared to the 134,102 pounds raised by...

Poets to read at Green Bar

Poets to read at Green Bar

Judah Martin November 7, 2011

A University of Alabama creative writing professor has invited poets Maureen Thorson, Anne Boyer and Shanna Compton to read selections of their work at Green Bar on Tuesday. Daniela Olszewska facilitated...

AAA continues chalking

Judah Martin September 22, 2011

For many organizations at the University, it is a regular practice to create chalk illustrations around campus, particularly between the Ferguson Center and the Quad. Among the organizations that create...