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Yellowhammer News announced a brand partnership with Rightside Media to elevate Rightside Radio into digital-first powerhouse: The Rightside.
The Luther Strange public service lecture at UA Law officially launched last week, marking the creation of a new speaker series.
The Alabama School of Fine Arts in Birmingham is a leader in specialized education, offering a unique blend of academic rigor and creativity.
University of Alabama’s Wiregrass Hub in Enterprise will expand research, support economic growth, strengthen workforce development, and
Barry Moore Congressional Art Competition opens for Alabama First District students, with winning artwork displayed in the U.S. Capitol for
Gov. Kay Ivey encourages students to enter the Presidential 1776 Award Alabama civics competition ahead of America’s 250th birthday.
The Alabama House rejected a proposal that would have exempted certain corporate aircraft from property taxes.
UA plans to double nursing enrollment and graduate 550+ nurses yearly to help address Alabama’s projected 14,000-nurse shortage.
AHSAA reclassifies Scottsboro High School to Class 4A after Central Board review of ADM data, resolving the earlier classification dispute.
The Alabama Institute for the Deaf and Blind Air Force contract was listed in a federal notice posted by the U.S. Department of War.
Auburn has approved construction of the BrownKopel Center – Analytical, Innovation and Manufacturing Laboratory.
The Alabama Senate Education Policy Committee on Wednesday advanced a bill that would require public schools to display the Ten Commandments.
A NYT column is putting Alabama’s public schools in the spotlight praising the state as a national leader in post-pandemic academic recovery.
Tuskegee University gained a remarkable $5.29 million federal investment championed by U.S. Senator Katie Britt.
Leaders at the University of Alabama in Huntsville are hailing Katie Britt and Dale Strong for securing funding for their Exploration Plaza.
Alabama senior, Clayton Dalton has been named a 2026 Keynote Scholarship runner-up by the National Space Club and Foundation.
Dual enrollment with the Alabama Community College System (ACCS) can give students a competitive advantage over their peers.
U.S. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon is hitting Alabama soil this Friday for a planned visit to a school in Mobile.
Jones is not happy with several members of the state's library board who want to protect children from being exposed to explicit materials.
More than 500 schools across Alabama have been designated Semiquincentennial Schools meeting program standards tied to America's 250th.
Dual enrollment with the Alabama Community College System (ACCS) can give students a competitive advantage over their peers.
"The Charles Bediako situation is the latest example of how college basketball has become trapped in a rulebook full of contradictions."
Athens State Board has approved naming the Alabama Center for the Arts’ Performing Arts building the Arthur Orr Performing Arts Center.
Cullman high school students participated in a voter registration tour led by State Rep. Myrex and political commentator Brilyn Hollyhand.