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UAH first in state in six categories of federal research expenditures
HUNTSVILLE – The University of Alabama in Huntsville ranks first in the state in six categories of federal research expenditures, according to the most...
A&M alum’s non-alcoholic wine makes sweet impression on Sam’s Club
HUNTSVILLE -- One legacy of the pandemic is the brain child of an Alabama A&M alumna - an alcohol-free wine.
Dr. Ashley Hunt-Poole said she...
UNA’s Healthcare Heroes Plaza honors alumni, friends in the field
FLORENCE – The University of North Alabama recently initiated a way to recognize alumni who work in the health field as well as raise...
Auburn campus readies for annual Tiger Giving Day
AUBURN – Tiger Giving Day, Auburn University’s annual day of giving, is back for its ninth year this week.
The lineup for Wednesday features 45...
Teach in Bama program signs first school districts
TUSCALOOSA -- The University of Alabama College of Education has signed the first two school districts to Teach in Bama, a program committed to...
UAH earns Military Friendly School gold award
HUNTSVILLE – The University of Alabama in Huntsville has earned a 2024-2025 Military Friendly School designation with a special award in the gold category,...
UAH leads national coalition to advance cybersecurity education with $3.2M DOD grant
HUNTSVILLE – The University of Alabama in Huntsville is leading a four-university coalition to advance cybersecurity education through Virtual Internship and Varied Innovative Demonstrations...
Empowering Alabama’s workforce: The transformative impact of industry partnerships
HUNTSVILLE -- During my time leading Drake State, one of my objectives has been to prioritize creative alliances with companies and other organizations to create...
Whitaker named women’s basketball head coach at UNA
FLORENCE – The University of North Alabama made quick work of its search for a new women’s basketball head coach.
Candi Whitaker, who has...
Game on! Construction begins on new diamond for Gadsden State Cardinals
GADSDEN – The threat of severe weather Tuesday moved groundbreaking up a couple hours, but dirt was moved nonetheless as Gadsden State Community College...