Planned funding cuts by the National Institutes of Health’s, the United States’ leading medical research agency, could impact Alabama health care, jobs and future medical breakthroughs.
The lawsuit was filed Monday in federal court in Massachusetts by Democratic attorneys general from 22 states.
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'It's a Jax State of Mind': Jacksonville State University Launches $100 million fundraising campaignJacksonville State University has launched what school officials are referring to as the "most ambitious fundraising effort ...
The impact of the Campus Engagement Survey is evident in the strides made in UAB’s performance management process. Before the ...
A multimillion-dollar expansion recently wrapped up for one of the service arms of Children’s of Alabama. The hospital’s ...
News of the cuts rattled the scientific community with many scientific institutions set to lose millions of dollars in ...
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Dual enrolled freshman takes title of Miss Northwest Shoals 2025Phil Campbell campus, freshman Lara Gunderman was crowned Miss Northwest Shoals 2025 on Saturday evening. “Becoming Miss ...
But Donald Trump—whose administration picks include multiple billionaires and who has deputized the world’s richest man, Elon ...
Last year, the Alabama Legislature — upset over intellectual debate and welcoming attitudes on college campuses — made it ...
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