The new AI tool can help counselors spot patterns in information that schools already collect that could be indicators of a higher risk of mental health conditions.

UAB partners with Hoover City Schools to launch a “grow your own” program in hopes of addressing the special education teacher shortage

Yusen Zhai discusses grief, its types, ways to cope with it and ways to help others going through a rough patch.

Reagan Martin, Austin Green and Sierra Frazier all plan to pursue graduate studies in music and music education.

Mercer, 21, of Spanish Fort, Alabama, also won the Miss Congeniality and Talent awards, winning $2,600 in scholarships.

Meet the couples who met in the Marching Blazers, and the students marching this year whose alumni parents are passing along their Blazer spirit.

Factors contributing to the rise of PTSD and ASD in college students may include pandemic-related stressors and the effects of traumatic events.

This semester, at least 2,963 students are eligible to graduate, and more than 1,871 students are expected to walk in the three ceremonies in Bartow Arena.

In addition to bestowing this inaugural award, AMTESOL established the Susan Spezzini stipend to support rural teachers in attending the organization’s annual conferences, something Spezzini is passionate about continuing.

UAB’s Christopher Ballmann, Ph.D., explains the positive and negative impacts of music preference on exercise and athletic performance.

Michelle Robinson, DMD, will be responsible for all faculty-related matters at UAB.

UAB’s Dayna Watson, Ph.D., recommends four ways to help keep children’s mental health in great condition once the final school bell rings.

Incorporating stretching in your daily routine can significantly improve your flexibility and range of motion and help manage stress.

Ketones, ketogenic diet, ketosis — what does it all mean? UAB expert Eric Plaisance, Ph.D., explains the ketogenic diet and the known health benefits it produces.

Fouad’s winning UAB Grand Challenge proposal is a comprehensive approach to addressing Alabama’s complex health problems and includes 90 partners on her team from communities, government, business, education and more.

Times Higher Education’s university rankings are among the world’s most comprehensive, balanced and trusted.

More than 103,000 donors have contributed to the university’s largest-ever fundraising initiative to bolster the campaign’s priorities — programmatic support, facilities, faculty, research and innovation, athletics, and student support.

UAB Research Administration carefully invests to keep investigators competitive in an era of tight grant funding.

The University of Alabama at Birmingham’s Campaign for UAB: Give Something, Change Everything caps off 2014 with record-breaking December.

A longer Achilles tendon generates more power, leading to greater energy efficiency and possible performance gains.