Through Theatre UAB’s established touring program and partnerships with schools across Alabama, “Red Flags” will bring conversations about healthy relationships and prevention directly to students and communities statewide.

Participants represent all schools that conduct clinical trials at the university. The CTDP is part of a strategic effort to maintain UAB’s remarkable growth in this area and offer the benefits of trials to more Alabamians.

UAB experts provide guidance for parents on how to tackle AI.

Future students will see UAB in a new light this fall, with the new student recruitment campaign. 

Professor Rajesh K. Kana, Ph.D., associate dean for Graduate and Continuing Education in the College of Arts and Sciences, will begin serving Oct.

Brain Snacks are quick, hands-on activities that give young scientists the chance to spark curiosity at Birmingham events.

Rachel Edwards, grant development specialist III in the Heersink School of Medicine dean’s office; Charles Morris, director of Academic Services in the Department of Human Studies; and Wendy Peek, manager for Medical Social Work in the Center for Psychiatric Medicine, are the third-quarter 2026 honorees for the UAB Values in Action Program.

Amy Watson, Ph.D., assistant professor in the Department of History, discussed her book with the other four finalists last week at Mount Vernon. The prize winner will be announced Oct.

Five undergraduate students and two graduate students from UAB have been recognized by the Alabama Space Grant Consortium. 

Two UAB students share their experience in the Pathways to Public Service internship program and reflect how the internship has shaped their professional growth.

Rachel Edwards, Charles Morris and Wendy Peek are the third-quarter 2026 honorees of the UAB Shared Values in Action Program. Nominations for fourth-quarter 2026 honorees are open through Oct.

The findings suggest that relationship quality and lifestyle behaviors work together to influence biological aging.