Pursing a master’s degree is never an easy thing, and neither is going back to school after you’ve been out in the workforce. Birmingham native Russ Chambliss, a local executive and 2006 graduate of the Executive MBA Program at The…
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In May 2019, we told y’all about a new $4.1m initiative to support southeastern women in tech. The National Council for Women & Information Technology (NCWIT) and the Cognizant Foundation, the backers of this initiative spoke at TechBirmingham’s Tech Tuesday.…
Despite the fact that we still have boiling temperatures here in Birmingham, it’s getting to be that time of year again where we all want to carve pumpkins, light a cozy-scented candle and watch a few spooky movies. But what…
There was a time in my life when I experienced major depression, and I can tell you, it was every bit as debilitating as the time when I got mono for 5 months. Thankfully, I was able to get support…
Last Thursday evening, my Bham Now colleague, Gabi and I went to Heart Gallery Heroes in Birmingham for the first time. We both came away with a deeper understanding of what it takes to build families, and what a difference…
If you live in Birmingham, AL, you are no stranger to road construction! It may seem like a headache during rush hour, but better roads mean a better Magic City for all. Get up to speed on why Jefferson County…
Birmingham-based THE YARD HBCU Tour has reached 38,000 students since its inception. You can check them out at The Magic City Classic October 25. Find out what this means for students at Historically Black Colleges and Universities, and how you…
Provocative, entertaining, and enlightening—I can’t imagine a better day to spend a Monday! The 2019 Alabama Colloquium is happening October 7 right here in Birmingham. You’re not going to want to miss it, so get your ticket today.
The Red Barn is one of the several wonderful equine therapy options in Birmingham, AL. What makes them so special? Where did their name come from? Keep reading to find out.
Thursday, September 5 was the groundbreaking for a new building at the University of Montevallo’s Stephens College of Business. We’re here with five reasons why this matters. If you want to apply for undergrad business school or the MBA program,…
Have you ever admired beautiful stained glass windows at churches or period homes in Birmingham, and thought – I’d like something like that for my house! We found out how you can make your own stained glass window and more,…
On Sunday, September 15th, the 16th Street Baptist Church is hosting a ceremony to honor the victims of the 1963 bombing and unveil the updated memorial. All are welcome. Here’s what you need to know.
Whether you’re looking to land that first job, rejoin the workforce, or make your next career move, job fairs are a great way to meet employers and find local openings. Here are 5 job fairs that are coming this fall…
What do community services, schools, health care, jobs, public safety, construction,and roads all have in common? They are all affected by the information collected as part of the US Census every ten years. We find out why completing the next…