Caitlin Trotter, a University of Alabama Honors College student, was recently awarded a National Security Education Program Boren Scholarship to study Arabic in Morocco, beating out nearly 900 applicants....

Everyone who likes to make their opinion known on the Internet, which happens to be most people who use the Internet, have made their opinions known about Google+. Thousands of media websites and publications...

After almost 10 years, the Alabama in Cuba study abroad program continues to provide UA students and faculty with the opportunity to travel and learn in a nation many Americans are not allowed to enter....

Ryan Hicks, a 2011 graduate, has been chosen to participate in the Japanese Exchange and Teaching Program.   “I feel very fortunate to be able to graduate and actually have a full-time job waiting...

The Alabama in Bangladesh study abroad program, which is through Capstone International Academic Programs, has won the GoAbroad Innovation Award for Best Student Video. The video features UA students at...

Only two weeks after the first trek through the jungle, the last trek had arrived. The now familiar sights and sounds were all around on this final hike. The water from the river we had just trudged through...

University exchange students in Japan are seeing and feeling the effects of the 9.0 magnitude earthquake and tsunami that hit almost two weeks ago and are trying to cope with the changes. Adrian Morris,...

The people of Tuscaloosa's sister city Narashino, Japan, are fairly lucky. At least, they’re lucky as far as victims of the recent catastrophic earthquake and the resulting tsunami go. Only one death...

American and European-led air strikes shook much of Libya Sunday, as allied attempts shifted from solely impeding Col. Moammar Gadhafi and his loyal forces from gaining airspace to wiping out his control...