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Staying Informed: How UA Keeps the Campus Updated in Severe Weather

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On the Weather Watch with UA’s Meteorologist, Sarah Johnston

Johnston uses her combined skills in emergency management and meterology to help keep campus safe.

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February Events to Crush On  

From Lab to Locker Room: Engineering Confidence Through Assistive Technology 

From Lab to Locker Room: Engineering Confidence Through Assistive Technology 

Dean’s List Students Named for UA Fall 2025 Term

Dean’s List Students Named for UA Fall 2025 Term

A total of 15,388 students enrolled during Fall Semester 2025 at The University of Alabama were named to the dean’s list or president’s list.

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UAPD Communications Division Receives Accreditation

UAPD is one of only two university police departments nationwide to receive this recognition for excellence in training.

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UA Earns Renewal of Carnegie Elective Classification for Community Engagement

UA is one of only 237 institutions nationwide to hold the honor.

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Winds You Can’t Outrun: Essential Tornado Safety

In Alabama, tornadoes can occur during any month.

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Floods That Form in Minutes: What You Need to Know to Stay Safe

Flash floods can form within minutes of heavy rainfall. Understanding flood alerts and acting quickly can save lives during these sudden, high‑risk events.

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Storms That Strike Hard: Why Severe Thunderstorms Deserve Your Attention

Know the difference between severe thunderstorm watches and warnings.

The Alabama Impact

From education to health care to water and the environment, the University is making a positive impact in the state of Alabama.

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UA Supplies Pipeline of Rural Health Care Professionals for State

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UA’s Impact on State, Local Economies Sets Records

Culverhouse LEAD Program Named for Late Alumnus

Culverhouse LEAD Program Named for Late Alumnus

The Kelly LEAD program prepares undergraduates to lead with integrity, empathy and strategic insight.

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Carla Atkinson and three researchers sample water on the Ichawaynochaway Creek in SW Georgia.

What Lives Beneath: Atkinson’s Work Reveals Why Mussels Matter

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Precision Chiming: Denny Chimes Now Synced to UA Atomic Clock

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When Cold Becomes Critical: The Real Risks Behind Winter Weather in Alabama

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Multiyear Effort to Modernize UA’s Enterprise Systems Kicks Off

Culverhouse Gift to Create Faculty Endowment in UA School of Leadership and Policy

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