Mitch Bailey

Oct 22, 2024 | news.ua.edu | Mitch Bailey

Tuska UAV Design Team is a student organization that designs multirotor and fixed-wing unmanned aerial vehicles. The organization introduces students to these devices and the applications they’re used in, including disaster relief, photogrammetry and other industries. Members come from several majors and represent a range of backgrounds with different levels of experience. The club encourages learning about drone technology through hands-on experience in a creative environment.

Oct 21, 2024 | alabamawx.com | Mitch Bailey

By: Mitch BaileyThe University of Alabama campus is home to a diverse collection of elephants. The newest addition to the herd is a 12-foot-tall statue covered in mirrored disco tiles. Commissioned by the University Club to be used for special events, this piece dubbed the “digital disco elephant” was a collaboration between Tuscaloosa artists, including a UA engineering professor.

Oct 20, 2024 | alabamanewscenter.com | Mitch Bailey

The University of Alabama campus is home to a diverse collection of elephants. The newest addition to the herd is a 12-foot-tall statue covered in mirrored disco tiles. Commissioned by the University Club to be used for special events, this piece dubbed the “digital disco elephant” was a collaboration between Tuscaloosa artists, including a UA engineering professor. See how the disco elephant came to life in the video below.

Oct 15, 2024 | news.ua.edu | Mitch Bailey

The University of Alabama campus is home to a diverse collection of elephants. The newest addition to the herd is a 12-foot-tall statue covered in mirrored disco tiles. Commissioned by the University Club to be used for special events, this piece dubbed the “Digital Disco Elephant” was a collaboration between Tuscaloosa artists, including a UA engineering professor.

Sep 19, 2024 | mondaq.com | John P. Feldman |Mitch Bailey

Maryland's "Gift Card Scams Prevention Act," approved in May 2024, targets gift card draining scams and is the first law of its kind in the U.S. The law, effective June 2025, mandates secure packaging and visible warnings to prevent gift card tampering, with some exceptions for chip-enabled cards. Companies must maintain detailed transaction records for at least three years, subject to law enforcement inspections.