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Build a Kit to be Prepared

September is National Preparedness Month. Build an emergency supply kit for when disasters happen.

A student receiving a flu shot from a nursing student

Free Flu Shots on Campus Start This Month

UA will provide free flu shots to students, faculty and staff beginning Sept. 8 and continuing through mid-November across campus.

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Make a Plan for Disasters and Emergencies

September is National Preparedness Month. Here’s the first step.

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Got a New Phone Number? Update Your Contact Information Now

Emergencies can happen any time. That’s why it’s important to update your contact information in myBama.

Big Al holds a giant pledge card for the United Way that reads "$400,000

UA Launches 2021 United Way Campaign, Announces $400,000 Goal

This year’s host is the Capstone College of Nursing, which selected the campaign theme Committed to Caring for Those in Need.

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Alabama Heritage Celebrates 35 Years of Publishing

Alabama Heritage, published quarterly, tells the stories of Alabama that educate, inspire and entertain.

Close up of a white AED box mounted on a wall in the hallway of Rose Administration building

An Update That Might Save a Life

UA’s Office of Environmental Health and Safety is currently replacing older model AEDs with new Physio-Control Lifepak CR2 models in buildings across campus.

American bald eagle flying.

Classes in the Great Outdoors: Birds and Birding

This course goes outdoors to challenge students to put down their phones and pick up binoculars.

The Second Avenue Overpass and a train moving below it

Building Bama: What’s New Around Campus

The University of Alabama is constantly evolving through construction and renovation projects to enhance the learning, teaching, living and research experience for students, faculty and staff.

A male student wearing a red polo shirt shits in a wingback chair with a laptop in his lap

Bama By Distance is Now The University of Alabama Online

The name change is now reflected on the UA website and social media.