Free for-cause testing is conducted on-site for those in a shared location, such as a Greek house, residence hall floor, student group or classroom. It can be associated with an increase in positive test results, but it is also a valuable monitoring tool in preventing outbreaks.
A 2% increase in the number of in-state undergraduate students and record-setting Graduate School enrollment highlight UA’s fall 2020 total student headcount, which surpasses the 37,800 mark.
The University of Alabama unveiled its new homepage, showcasing its world-class visual identity and featuring an accessible and user-friendly navigation and design.
Crimson Ride bus routes will return to their operations from last year as of Sept. 14.
Free tutoring, job skills and financial literacy training sessions will soon be available to West Alabama residents, including veterans and teens, through The University of Alabama’s business college.
Two ways you can help reduce the spread of COVID-19: use UA Healthcheck and download the GuideSafe Exposure Notification App.
Over the last five months, a program based at The University of Alabama helped thousands of small businesses in the state successfully tap into federal disaster funds to preserve jobs and stay open.
University storm shelters and Best Available Refuge Areas will open for students, faculty and staff if a tornado watch or warning is issued for the campus area.
Students who are experiencing symptoms of COVID-19 or might have been expose to the virus can be tested at Coleman Coliseum.
The campus community is encouraged to download the GuideSafe COVID-19 Exposure Notification App.