UAB to host renowned scholar on talk of Islam and Judaism.
Lee Meadows has been selected to help the Smithsonian with Hall of Human Origins
Wayne will lecture on her work at 4 p.m. June 6, followed by a free opening reception at UAB’s Abroms-Engel Institute for the Visual Arts.
Kerry Stein plays golf recreationally and participates annually in the UAB School of Optometry tournament to support the needs of the school — needs he understands well as a staunch supporter who happens to be blind.
Mayor William Bell coming to UAB to talk K-12 STEM education
Collat School of Business professor selected to travel to Cape Town, South Africa, as part of a prominent research and collaboration program.
Fredéric Gros to deliver April 26 Department of Foreign Languages & Literature lecture.
It’s time for the 10th annual Dean’s Community Advisory Committee’s golf tournament, which supports the needs of the school.
Enticed to UAB by a Computer Music Ensemble concert, Birmingham’s Kevin Peek is graduating with a music technology degree and an array of skills to make it in the music business.
Practice yoga under the strings and to the sounds of the Sonic Butterfly, which will turn the Alys Stephens Center into a giant musical instrument
The exhibition will feature works by Matthew Barton, Christina McCoo, Ryan Meyer, Mary Morgan, Kelsea Nichols and Haley Salzburn, and a free reception is set for May 1.
Observations on depression with insight gleaned from the laboratory and the clinic are the focus of the third UAB Neuroscience Café at the Hoover Library.
Three UAB students are recognized by prestigious national scholarship program for academic excellence.
Complex Vision, a kinetic sculpture that has graced the Callahan Eye Hospital for 40 years, giving patients something pleasing to the eye, has been taken down for a refresh.
African-Americans have higher obesity rates than do whites, and while socioeconomic status is often believed to be the root cause, a new UAB study suggests other factors should be considered.
Come out to West Campus for a free afternoon of fun with a Blazer Village and softball and football games presented by UAB Athletics.
Parkinson’s disease awareness is highlighted with official recognition from Alabama and the city of Birmingham in April.
Andrew Demshuk to spend a year comparing cities rebuilt after World War II.
Students design award-winning device to help physically disabled.
The event will highlight genetic testing of embryos, the move toward transferring single embryos to avoid multiple births and UAB’s record success in IVF.