
When Should I Get Tested?
UA has implemented a testing program to help keep campus open and students, faculty and staff safe. But when should an individual be tested for COVID-19?
UA has implemented a testing program to help keep campus open and students, faculty and staff safe. But when should an individual be tested for COVID-19?
As the fall semester continues, the testing plan at The University of Alabama is helping keep campus open and students, faculty and staff safe.
The Capstone Men and Women, official ambassadors for UA, recently put together gift bags for some of their peers who have been directly impacted by COVID-19.
This week at The University of Alabama: UA researcher secures more than $1 million to advance dementia care; a UA-led outreach program to combat opioids is awarded $1 million; UA program helps small businesses during pandemic.
Two ways you can help reduce the spread of COVID-19: use UA Healthcheck and download the GuideSafe Exposure Notification App.
Things may look a little different this semester, but there are still countless ways for students to get connected.
Taking the masks off is not an option, but there are ways to stay cool while wearing one.
The campus community is encouraged to download the GuideSafe COVID-19 Exposure Notification App.
During the first week of classes at The University of Alabama, masks will be given away at four campus hubs. They are available while supplies last, with a limit of two per student.