Two hands, each holding a single flower stem. Photo by Allison Grant, Jigisha Holding Queen Anne’s Lace, 2024, Kristina Holding Queen Anne’s Lace, 2024, Archival inkjet print, 11 x 14 inches.

UA Photography Professor Awarded Prestigious Guggenheim Fellowship

The Guggenheim Fellowship is one of the most respected recognitions an artist can receive.

The sun rising over Denny Chimes and the Quad

UA Preview — May 4-10, 2026

UA pursues state’s first School of Data Science, summer road closures and much more.

UA to Launch State’s First School of Data Science

UA to Launch State’s First School of Data Science

The School will provide a hub for artificial intelligence education, innovation and workforce development.

President Peter Mohler clapping for a student during commencement

UA Preview — April 27-May 3, 2026

UA holds spring commencement, Capstone College of Nursing receives gift to generate growth and much more.

A red elephant with images of circuitry on its skin.

UA Among National Leaders with AI-Readiness Initiative Launch

The UA AI Experience will ensure all UA faculty, staff and students have the skills to build AI fluency.

Bedford Falls Foundation’s First Gift in Alabama Fuels UA Nursing Growth

Bedford Falls Foundation’s First Gift in Alabama Fuels UA Nursing Growth

This $1.5 million investment will expand in-state scholarships and help grow Alabama’s nursing workforce.

Colorful flowers in front of the Gorgas House Museum

UA Preview — April 20-26, 2026

Transformative severe weather research inspired by April 27, 2011, Bama Blitz raises more than $1 million and much more.

Big Al gardening on campus.

Over 1,500 Gifts Made During Bama Blitz

The ninth annual giving days campaign raised more than $1 million in gifts.

An aerial view of Bryant Denny Stadium

UA Preview — April 13-19, 2026

Road closures around campus this week, RISE Center hosts golf fundraisers and much more.

Dr. Rohan Sood standing in front of a screen with a space orbit diagram

UA-Developed Software Used for NASA Moon Missions

UA aerospace engineer Rohan Sood developed software that was used for the Artemis I and Artemis II missions.