Campus Impact

A graduate student talking to a child and parents at a booth during a previous Family Day at the Museum

Academic Avengers Assemble for UA’s Family Day at the Museum

Family Day at the Museum will feature hands-on exploration of subjects studied by UA graduate students.

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UA Aims to Double Nursing Enrollment to Address Statewide Shortage 

UA has unveiled a transformative plan to double the enrollment of the Capstone College of Nursing.

Assortment of Vintage Valentines

Lasting Love through UA Special Collections

Step back into time with vintage valentines from UA Special Collections, where love was expressed on paper rather than with heart shaped emojis.

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Inside Capstone Agency’s 24-Hour CreateAthon Benefiting Nonprofits  

Creativity doesn’t sleep for the students developing big ideas for nonprofits during Capstone Agency’s CreateAthon.

Two students working on lap top computers

UA Launches Innovative College Readiness Programs

UA is providing Alabama high school students new immersive, dedicated support and direction as they prepare for college.

A group of graduation caps, among them a decorated cap showing the Script A.

UA to Hold Spring 2026 Commencement May 1-3

More than 6,000 students will participate in eight ceremonies.

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UA Searching for School of Leadership and Policy’s First Dean

UA has started the search for the dean of the recently established School of Leadership and Policy. 

Students walking in a crosswalk in the rain.

Staying Informed: How UA Keeps the Campus Updated in Severe Weather

UA uses several tools to keep the campus informed during severe weather.

A photo of a tornado

Winds You Can’t Outrun: Essential Tornado Safety

In Alabama, tornadoes can occur during any month.

A flooded street with a Road Closed sign in front of it.

Floods That Form in Minutes: What You Need to Know to Stay Safe

Flash floods can form within minutes of heavy rainfall. Understanding flood alerts and acting quickly can save lives during these sudden, high‑risk events.