Within approximately one month of being crowned Miss University of Alabama, Isabella Powell has already made significant ground on her platform cause — helping youth with sensory needs.
Olivia Rush, a communicative disorders major from Montgomery, sponsored by Alpha Gamma Delta, was named Homecoming Queen for 2019 at a rally Friday night on campus.
A number of roads on and near campus will be closed for infrastructure improvements beginning Oct. 31.
Passio Go! will replace TransLoc as the Crimson Ride tracking system starting Nov. 1.
Find out what’s open, what’s closed, and what has a change of hours on campus during fall break.
Due to the weather and safety concerns, the UA Homecoming Committee and SGA has canceled the pep rally and bonfire scheduled for this evening and the homecoming parade scheduled for 1 p.m. Saturday.
Take Our Children to Work Day allows parents to spend time with their children while they learn about UA and have fun.
With six UA athletics teams sporting a perfect 100 in Graduation Success Rate, six additional teams posted totals ranging from 91 to 96.
The University of Alabama Department of Athletics has partnered with KultureCity to make Bryant-Denny Stadium sensory inclusive. This new initiative will promote a more accessible and positive experience for guests and fans with sensory needs.
Haven’t carved a pumpkin yet? Check out our UA-themed carving templates – and submit your gourd-geous masterpiece to the annual Crimson Carving Contest!