Enrollment at Alabama’s public four-year universities is mostly steady this fall, as growth in undergraduate enrollment was offset by a decline in graduate students.
As the country marks National Opioid Awareness Day on Monday, the Alabama Department of Mental Health is highlighting the state’s progress on reducing overdose deaths.
As average weekly wages hit a new record high, Alabama’s labor force participation and unemployment rates held steady last month, according to preliminary data released
The Public Affairs Research Council of Alabama released its latest edition of the Public Opinion Survey Wednesday (Sept. 16), alongside the launch of a dedicated Education Research Center.
Alabama’s commission studying screen-based instruction is moving toward recommendations on when and how technology should be used in K-12 classrooms, with members focusing not simply on how much time students spend on screens …
Alabama’s entire congressional delegation is united in calling for the newly created U.S. Space Academy to be located in the northern part of the state.
Alabama’s Direct Admissions program is entering its second year, giving high school seniors another chance to receive college admission and scholarship offers without submitting traditional applications, fees or essays.
On Tuesday, the U.S. House passed a short-term funding bill to keep the government open through Dec. 11 and prevent a shutdown.
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