UA Museum Offers Virtual Spring Break Camp for K-12 Students
UA’s Museum of Natural History will conduct the Junior Naturalist Camp virtually over the upcoming spring break holiday, March 15-19.
A Historic Swarm is Coming
One of the largest broods of periodical cicadas to emerge in U.S. history, Brood X, as it’s been named, will arise from the ground after 17 years.
National Survey is Chance for Students to Help UA
Seniors and first-year students can help shape the future of the Capstone by participating in the National Survey of Student Engagement.
Women’s History Month Spotlights: UA Leaders
The University of Alabama would not be where it is today if it weren’t for the leadership of women throughout its history. In 2012, Dr. Judy Bonner became the 28th president of The University of Alabama and its first woman president. Bonner previously served as executive vice president and provost of the University, and during
Women’s History Month Spotlights: Business Leaders and Innovators
Meet the women business leaders and innovators who call UA their alma mater.
Women’s History Month Spotlights: Media and Communications
Read about some of UA’s prominent leaders in journalism, mass communication and more.
Women’s History Month Spotlights: Arts, Entertainment and Literature
These are just a few of the many women of the arts who got their start at UA.
Women’s History Month Spotlights: UA Trailblazers
The first women of The University of Alabama left their legacy on the Capstone.
New Tennis Facility to Boost UA’s Acclaimed Adapted Athletics Program
Thanks to the generosity of two Tuscaloosa families, along with several other donors, the University will soon benefit from a new facility.
Celebrate Women’s History Month with Events Across Campus
From trivia to cooking demonstrations to national speakers, there are many ways to celebrate throughout March.