Experience That Inspires: Program Launches UA Student Into Real‑World Design
Winning included Davis going to New York Fashion Week and working with UA’s trademark and licensing office to produce her winning look.
Winning included Davis going to New York Fashion Week and working with UA’s trademark and licensing office to produce her winning look.
The highly anticipated annual competition awarded 12 first-place prizes worth $1,000. New this year, a $250 prize was awarded for second place.
The 2026 Capitol Scholars will participate in internships within Alabama congressional offices, congressional committees and government affairs organizations throughout Washington, D.C.
The competition encourages participants not to just simplify their research but to be able to communicate complex discoveries effectively.
This collaboration allowed participants to identify strategies that could be adapted systemwide, strengthening connections among SGAs.
Achieve Scholars combines transdisciplinary analysis and research methodology into an 18-hour course sequence.
Morgan Grzybowski, a senior from Wildwood, Missouri, is UA’s 2025 Homecoming Queen.
Open to incoming freshmen, the cohort of about 20-25 students is immersed in experiences that challenge how they see the world.
NASA astronaut and UA alum Bob Hines will serve as parade grand marshal.
OCTSA President Allyson Holliday talks about the assembly’s professional development opportunities and continued campus and community outreach goals.