The club is an American Lung Association project will help patients with COPD.
UAB’s HealthSmart wellness center helps train medical professionals with hands-on experiences.
The Leader-to-Leader Breakfast Series continues with Greg Canfield, secretary of the Alabama Department of Commerce.
UAB students will provide wellness care for underserved patients at a new free clinic.
Dentistry student was crowned Oct. 31 and won $2,200 in scholarship money.
Students, faculty and staff are invited to watch the election results with commentary from UAB professors.
Berliner has served UAB in his current position since 1994.
Federal grants to UAB will help students from disadvantaged backgrounds pursue careers in the health professions.
The Communication Studies course will be taught in spring 2013.
Grants for graduate student scholarships, fellowships and faculty loan program will add hundreds to Alabama workforce over next four years.
Learn more about the Interprofessional Global Health Service Learning program Oct. 31.
After detecting methamphetamine contamination on cash from stores around town, students ask: Is this a trend or coincidence?
The sixth annual CHINA Town Hall meeting from 6 to 8:15 p.m. Monday, Oct. 29, 2012.
Senior Sam Serley needs you vote!
UAB music student Edward Forstman will represent Alabama at the regional Music Teachers National Association competition in January.
The Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist revealed that he is an undocumented immigrant in a 2011 New York Times Magazine article.
Three major directors will be on hand to screen their films during the event, to be held Nov. 1-3.
Grow your own food — on campus.
Long a mainstay of medical schools, the ceremony emphasizes responsibility to patients.
The public is invited to learn more about graduate program opportunities at UAB Oct. 25.
The Carole W. Samuelson Lectureship in Public Health Practice will be given by author Steven Johnson.
Founder of the youth movement that helped bring change to Serbia will speak Oct. 18.
Strong curriculum, flexible schedules and cutting-edge classes were highlights for reviewers.
The winners each receive a $2,500 scholarship and will represent UAB.
Family caregiver “boot camp” will offer strategies, resources to cope with traumatic brain injuries.