Sarah Schwartz

Grab your calendar and make note of events happening on campus and locally throughout September. Whether you are looking to catch a local concert or brush up on your resume with the Career Center, UA and the Tuscaloosa community have you covered. Start th... See more

Even as school district leaders’ interest in work-based learning continues to grow, high schoolers say their schools are still geared mainly toward preparing them for matriculation at four-year colleges—even if the students themselves are hoping to take a... See more

After graduating in May 2027, Ruby Tilghman, who currently serves as Miss Alabama, is shining the spotlight on rural service-learning initiatives as she takes the Miss America stage. Tilghman was recently crowned Miss Alabama on June 6 while competing und... See more

To the Editor: The Jan. 22 article “Debates Over Math Teaching Are Heating Up. They Could Affect Classrooms” captures an important and timely conversation in math education. As states and districts look for clearer guidance for teaching math, it’s underst... See more

While the “science of reading” propelled a wave of state policies that have brought sweeping changes to classrooms across the country, reading’s counterpart, writing, hasn’t garnered nearly as much attention in legislation or statewide initiatives. In som... See more