A Sign of Things to Come
A group of advocates across UA’s campus is working to remove barriers and increase understanding of the Deaf community’s needs.
A group of advocates across UA’s campus is working to remove barriers and increase understanding of the Deaf community’s needs.
The 29th annual Beat Auburn Beat Hunger food drive kicks off Friday, Sept. 30 at the state capitol in Montgomery.
UA has made significant strides in increasing the number of small classes.
Six bands comprised of UA students will compete on Sept. 29 to raise money for the SGA’s needs-based scholarship.
Voter registration deadlines are fast approaching and now is the time to make sure your registration is accurate.
UA’s Rural Health Scholars Program recently accepted 11 students from around the state studying to become physicians with plans to practice in rural Alabama communities.
Though it can be a difficult topic to discuss, suicide prevention is a community effort, and it is important to participate in ongoing efforts to prevent suicide in the community.
Here’s everything you need to know about accessing student tickets for home football games via MyTickets.
A public forum discussing topics of importance to the Deaf culture community will be held Sept. 19-20.
Several campus events are planned for faculty, staff and students to be immersed in and learn more about Hispanic-Latinx culture.