Monthly Safety Reminder: What to Do in Case of an Armed Individual on Campus
The University of Alabama provides monthly safety tips and information to help the UA community be prepared in different types of emergency situations.
Campus Impact
Event Spotlights Student Research, Creativity
Message from the President
A registered student organization has invited a speaker to our campus in mid-April who has been identified as a white nationalist. This ideology is counter to our institutional values. The University of Alabama did not invite this individual. UA stands for the equality of all people. As a public university, the law and our commitment
Timeless Tips for Young Women
Dream. Explore. Seek out what you love. Know when to be satisfied. These are few of the life lessons offered by the women of Capstone Village.
Camp 1831 is What UA’s All About
Personifying UA Values: Harris Receives Three Awards in One Month
After having just received the 2018 Clarence E. Cason Award in Nonfiction Writing March 2, Dr. Trudier Harris has now been selected as a recipient of the 2018 SEC Faculty Achievement Award and named a 2018-19 Fellow of the National Humanities Center.
UA Researchers Recruiting Participants for Autism Intervention Trial
The University of Alabama’s Center for the Prevention of Youth Behavior Problems is enrolling Tuscaloosa-area youth with autism spectrum disorder for a novel treatment approach that will incorporate theater and peer mediation.
Two UA Centers Recognized for Excellence
The Student Health Center has achieved accreditation and the Center for Academic Success has earned a certification.
Harris Wins National Fellowship, SEC Faculty Achievement Award
After having just received the 2018 Clarence E. Cason Award in Nonfiction Writing March 2, Dr. Trudier Harris has now been selected as a recipient of the 2018 SEC Faculty Achievement Award and named a 2018-19 Fellow of the National Humanities Center.
‘I Felt Like a Change-Maker’: UA Students Return from Capitol Hill
Forty-eight UA, University of Alabama at Birmingham and University of Alabama at Huntsville undergraduate and graduate students took part in the “Washington, D.C. Policy and Advocacy Fly-In,” a unique crash course in policy research, strategy and advocacy created in 2017.