Longtime UAB program helps young students learn–and enjoy–the possibilities of STEM.

The scholarship recognizes outstanding natural sciences, engineering and mathematics students by awarding up to $7,500 for academic expenses.

UAB biomedical engineering major Yancey Williams II will graduate from the UAB with a bright future April 29.

As summer approaches, registration for many UAB summer camps is now available.

UAB will host CARSEF, one the largest regional science and engineering fairs in the nation, where students will showcase their scientific knowledge and skills.

Departments across UAB are now accepting registrations for their 2022 summer camps.

UAB students in the Honors College are equipping the next generation of scientists with cancer biology knowledge through hands-on experiments and interactive projects, helping to spread cancer awareness in Birmingham and surrounding communities.

Approximately 2,100 students are scheduled to graduate from UAB this spring.

President Ray Watts and Provost Pam Benoit honored faculty across UAB during the annual Faculty Convocation on October 22.

UAB will investigate the usefulness and success of three different models for preparing educators to increase the number of STEM teachers in Alabama.

Blazers unite on UAB Giving Day to fund projects across campus that impact student-, faculty- and staff-powered projects.

The nonprofit alliance advances public awareness about the progress and promise of brain research.

The Alabama Math, Science, and Technology Initiative at UAB provides math and science support to 750 teachers and 20,000 students in Alabama.

Two UAB professors, Amber Genau, Ph.D., and Nicole Riddle, Ph.D., will receive funding from an elite program honoring young researchers.

Instructors provide science enrichment for more than 170 students in Jamaica during three-week summer camp.

Celebrate Brain Awareness Week with educational activities at the McWane Science Center March 18-22, 2013.

UAB students have spent the better part of the past six months training Carver High School students in robotics to help them compete at the Alabama Robotics Competition.

Mike Wyss recently was honored by the Alabama Academy of Science with its 2011 Wright Gardner Award — the top state science award.

PhUn week is an event  that invites its members to volunteer for outreach programs in K-12 classrooms.

Children need interested, involved parents to ensure they are on a path to academic success.