SGA Partners With Libraries to Extend Library Hours During Finals
Gorgas and Rodgers will be open until midnight next week so students can study late for final exams thanks to SGA volunteers.
Sounds of ‘Hilaritas’ Can Still Be Heard This Year
The UA School of Music’s annual “Hilaritas” concert can be heard on UA Info Radio throughout December.
UA Student Receives Marshall Scholarship
Caroline Yuk, a senior from Crystal Lake, Illinois, is the third UA student to win a Marshall Scholarship and first in more than 40 years.
MSW Student Inspired by Courses to Run for City Council, Wins Seat
Holly Barnett decided to go back to school to advance her career. Little did she know where it would lead her.
A Dream that Keeps Growing
Lee Johnson III’s passion for educating young children has taken him from teaching music to proposing early childhood education policies at the national level.
UA Honors Veterans with Joint Veterans Day Ceremony
UA’s Office of Veteran and Military Affairs joined other local organizations to honor veterans at the annual Tuscaloosa Veterans Day Ceremony.
Combat Zones and COVID: Family Man and Veteran Earns Doctorate
Husband, father and U.S. Army veteran braves the added dangers of working in the medical field during a global pandemic and earns his doctorate of nursing practice.
Drive to Succeed at Home and Abroad
Austin Pearson did not speak German when he came to The University of Alabama, but now has lived, learned and worked as an engineering student and intern in Germany as part of his UA experience.
Student Receives Top Award from the Society of Women Engineers
The senior majoring in chemical engineering was honored in November by the organization, which has more than 40,000 members globally.
Don’t Let the Grinch Steal Your Holiday Packages
Follow these tips to help ensure your packages are safely delivered for the holidays.