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Author to discuss outlaw of slavery

Sarah Robinson April 10, 2013

Award-winning author James Oakes will discuss the Emancipation Proclamation in commemoration of the proclamation’s 150th anniversary. Oakes’s lecture entitled, “The Emancipation Proclamation: Myths...

Course catalog updated

Sarah Robinson January 17, 2013

Starting in August, freshmen can expect a revamped UA undergraduate catalog with changes to degree requirements and course offerings. The UA undergraduate catalog, which features course requirements for...

UA mentoring program seeks volunteers

Sarah Robinson January 16, 2013

Al’s Pals Mentoring Program is searching for UA student volunteers to mentor elementary school children for the spring semester. Star Bloom, the program director for Al’s Pals, said the after-school...

UA rarely hires recent graduates

Sarah Robinson December 3, 2012

Although The University of Alabama prides itself on molding good thinkers and workers, department heads are reluctant to hire their own doctoral students as professors. Thirteen percent of all faculty...

Professor to talk Andrew Jackson

Sarah Robinson November 7, 2012

A University of Alabama professor will be speaking tonight about his new book on the Jacksonian era. Joshua Rothman, a UA associate professor of history and the director of Summersell Center for the Study...

A house without a home

A house without a home

Sarah Robinson October 11, 2012

The University of Alabama’s plan to remove one of its most historic properties to make way for a new dining hall has sparked some controversy as some students and alumni unite in protest, worried that...

Philanthropy event to be held at Sigma Nu

Sarah Robinson September 20, 2012

On Sept. 20, four greek organizations will host the Wings of Hope philanthropy event on Sigma Nu’s front lawn. The event, which is hosted by Sigma Nu, Delta Delta Delta, Zeta Beta Tau and Alpha Delta...

Blues Project seeks to keep genre alive

Sarah Robinson September 10, 2012

The Alabama Blues Project, a non-profit organization that exposes kids to Blues culture, has begun its fall after-school camp program. Founded in 1995 by University of Alabama graduate and musician Debbie...