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UAB Student Health and Wellness Executive Director M. Jacob Baggott, U.S. Army, retired, will welcome guests and deliver opening remarks.
The Bartow Classic recognizes the late UAB Men’s Basketball Coach and Athletics Director Gene Bartow for his decades of commitment to UAB and intercollegiate sports.
$1.2 million grant for UAB program will provide veterans with military medical experience or training the opportunity to earn a bachelor’s degree in nursing.
The Magic City Mural Collective is a group of artists and designers who aim to elevate the aesthetic presence of the city, and UAB Art faculty and staff are leading with their paintbrushes.
Aleksandra Kasman, daughter of UAB professor of piano Yakov Kasman, wins state competition and will represent Alabama in the Southern Division auditions.
Collat School of Business unveils sign at a celebration in honor of benefactors Charles and Patsy Collat, for whom the school was recently named.
Staff will conceptualize, design, implement and assess programs to address multicultural needs.
UAB offers online degree programs in accounting, education, engineering, health care management, information systems, nursing, occupational therapy, public health and more.
The Mr. and Ms. UAB Scholarship Competition, sponsored by the UAB National Alumni Society, awards two outstanding students $2,500 scholarships.
The family of Richard Ruble, elected by the Alabama Organ Center to represent Alabama in the 2014 Rose Parade, will host the first Ruble Run on Nov. 2 to celebrate a husband and father.
A simple idea by UAB employees has saved the campus millions of gallons of water each month.
School of Medicine hosts events in honor of Primary Care Week.
All blood types are needed; blood supply is always precarious, even without vampires around.
UAB announces $1 billion goal for The Campaign for UAB, begins the public phase of its largest fundraising campaign to date.
UAB Department of History will present a talk with historian Eric Foner, Ph.D.
The Alphas were honored for contributing more than 4,123 hours to community service and hosting more than 50 events and service projects.
UAB mental health professionals will join former Surgeon General David Satcher in a program aimed at recovery and resilience after the trauma of the 16th Street Church bombing.
The School of Education's Health Education Week will feature a service day at Jones Valley Teaching Farms.
The event feature more than 30 speakers, lunch, vendors, a fashion show and door prizes.
The Collat School of Business hosts evening of reflection on business and civil rights.
The goal is to promote safe transportation of community members to and from work, restaurants and entertainment venues while simultaneously promoting health and reducing crime.
UAB is home to the foremost Proust expert and houses one of the largest collections in the world.
HAIs are a common complication of hospitalized patients and a leading complication among patients with stroke.
“Unleash the Dragon” is the theme for this year’s Homecoming Week, as the Blazers celebrate with fun events leading up to the UAB football game Nov. 2.
Sumler, of Flora, Miss., was awarded $2,200 in scholarship money, after winning the Miss UAB title and the talent award for her vocal performance.
UAB releases its first “Knowledge that will change your world” student recruitment ad in phase two of the university’s unified branding campaign.
The museum will feature the “Question Bridge” exhibit, a transmedia art project that explores black masculinity with video dialogue between black men.
Tripp, an honors student, will receive a cash award of $2,000 while in his senior year studying civil engineering
Money raised will go to Optometry Cares, a foundation of the American Optometric Association that works to expand eye health and vision care access to everyone in the United States.
The show focuses on student athletes who have built character dealing with adversities.