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Press Release – Lincoln University The 2020 Annual Report provides information on the Universitys financial and service performance and importantly the progress it has made towards its strategic goals. The Universitys Strategy 2019-2028 has been particularly significant following … The 2020 Annual Report provides information on the University’s financial and service performance and importantly the progress it has made towards its strategic goals. The University’s Strategy 2019-2028 has been particularly significant following the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, as it has provided a...

University of Alabama to launch campus tree farm By Bryant Welbourne May 23, 2021 A tree farm to be developed at the University of Alabama will be used to propagate many different native plants on campus. (contributed) University of Alabama Campus Development has teamed with Facilities and Grounds to begin steps to create a campus tree farm, which will be used to propagate many different native plants including camellias, oaks and magnolias. The project for propagation of historical and heirloom trees coincides with the team goals for the campus to become more self-sustainable and play ...

‘Grizzlies Healthy Planet Initiative’ calls for unprecedented collaborative effort from students, faculty and staff sustainability, president, earth day Share this story /Categories/Sites/Office of the President /Categories/Sites/News at OU /Categories/News/Faculty & Staff /Categories/News/General /Categories/News/Campus Life Thursday, Apr 22, 2021 Comprehensive sustainability plan testament to university’s stewardship commitment The formal announcement of Grizzlies Healthy Planet Initiative reflects the president’s emphasis on policies that support a more healthy and sustainable univ...

University of Alabama bridge over railroad tracks nears completion in 2021 UA on track to finish bridge project on time By Kelvin Reynolds | December 10, 2020 at 5:02 PM CST - Updated December 10 at 5:16 PM TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (WBRC) - The train traffic that’s made it harder to go to and from parts of the University of Alabama campus will have less impact once this bridge is finished. “There are a lot of public safety benefits. There are over 70,000 a day that travel over those tracks onto campus from the Southside. We feel like they are interrupted by trains. We see that all the ...