Welcome Back to Campus: Here’s What’s New and Changed
Get caught up on what changes to expect for major campus services this fall.
Campus & Community
New Food, Beverage Options to Enjoy This Fall
Several new options for grabbing a quick bite or coffee on and off campus will be available this fall.
Crimson Tide Takes on the Tokyo Paralympics
The University of Alabama will be well-represented at the 2020 Tokyo Paralympics with six current and 12 former UA adapted athletes competing. Representing three countries, the student-athletes and one assistant UA coach will take center stage Aug. 24 through Sept. 5 to compete in several events, while a UA staff member will serve as an
Busy Summer? Us, Too: Catch up with UA’s Top Stories Since May
Here’s a roundup of the biggest UA news stories from May, June and July.
Building Bama: 2nd Avenue Overpass Opens Aug. 4
The days of having to wait for a train to pass to get to and from campus will soon be in the rearview mirror.
Prevent Ransomware by Following These Tips
Ransomware has become an increasing threat to organizations across the globe. Here are a few tips you can use to protect against cyberattacks like ransomware.
Soft, Cute, Colorful Nightmares: Venomous Caterpillars of Alabama
They may look fluffy, but you do not want to touch one of these venomous caterpillars of Alabama.
Don’t Let Weather Stop You: Exercise Tips for Summer
Let the experts help you exercise safely during hot, rainy weather.
Hardships Pushed Back His Graduation 25 Years; His Time Has Come
When Angel Narvaez-Lugo walks across the commencement stage on July 31 to receive his bachelor’s degree in religious studies, it will serve as a testament to how he’s overcome his challenging past, and as a gateway to a future of possibilities thus far denied him.
Bama by Distance Graduate Shows There’s Always an Opportunity
With her bachelor’s degree earned, Lillian Lofton — who turned 50 this year, too — plans to start a nonprofit.