The University’s Rural Medical Scholars Program (RMSP) will hold a workshop Jan. 30 to inform students in rural areas who are interested in becoming doctors in their towns or other rural areas about...

Today is important. And I don’t mean that in some sort of motivational, “be positive” kind of way. I mean that September 14, 2015, is uniquely important, because it begins the two-day Federal Open...

Last week was Pay Equity Week on the University campus, the week when people around the country recognize the wage gap between working women and men, and offer remedies to address pay inequity. March is...

It’s no secret college students aren’t usually the wealthiest demographic. Combine that with the fact that many will be living completely on their own in five years or less and it becomes clear...

The financial sector of the United States economy has had a bad go of it in the last few years. Not only have big banks been pinned for single-handedly bringing about the worst economic downturn since...

Each year prospective business students eagerly await their admission into the University’s Culverhouse College of Commerce and Business Administration, and with good reason. The College was was...