UAB scholarship named in honor of former Chief HR Officer Alesia Jones

Finally, in the fall of 2021, Madhav Praveen officially became a UAB Blazer.

UAB alumni Raymond and Pam Thompson give back to the school that gave them so much.

Brian Stone, M.D.—a urologist who lives in Birmingham and practices in Jasper—still remembers what his mentors told him.

On November 17, the UAB community will have the opportunity to help fight food insecurity on campus during Blazers Against Hunger.

The Paul W. Burleson, M.D. Medical Scholarship equals freedom for recipients.

One UAB urologist honors another with a gift to the Department of Urology—in the name of bettering educational experiences for residents.

The parents of eight children, Willie and Cynthia Ballard remember the scholarships that allowed their children to attend college. Now, they say, it’s their turn to give back.

Dora and Sanjay Singh hope to create student success stories by providing $1,000 scholarships to students in need.

The couple hopes the additional $500,000 will allow even more physical therapy students to graduate debt free.

New scholarship honors Minal Hollowell, M.D., a beloved doctor, wife and mother.

These four counties represent the life path of Dr. Grady Price.

Shegun and Mary Otulana wish to give back and invest in students at UAB, just as someone once invested in them.

UAB’s Blazer Kitchen provides food and compassion to Blazers in need.

When it came to giving, these donors thought outside the box.

More than one-third of UAB students said they were food insecure in a 2018 survey. Now, the COVID-19 pandemic has likely increased that number as the university's Blazers Against Hunger online giving event approaches.

As the university's annual Blazers Against Hunger giving event approaches, get a better idea of the role Blazer Kitchen plays in fighting food insecurity on campus

Computer Science student Isabelle Brown has been selected as the first recipient of the Fast Slow Motion Endowed Scholarship in Computer Science for the 2020-2021 academic year.

Kevin Mooney wants to work with artificial intelligence one day. Or he might pursue his passion for the arts and create software for music producers.

Stevie Burrows wants to make a difference in the health of rural and low-income Alabama communities.

Jacqueline Vo is on her way to leading the way in cancer prevention research.