UA ACCESS Support Center Offers Free Online Courses to Grades 7-12
The UA ACCESS Support Center, in collaboration with the Alabama State Department of Education, is offering free online courses to all students in grades 7-12 in the state.
Faculty & Staff
UA Greek Life Donates Food to Local Organizations
UA’s fraternity and sorority houses donated food and supplies left unused after classes moved online amid COVID-19.
UA Graduate School Temporarily Waives Test Score Requirements
To better accommodate applicants to UA’s Graduate School, UA will temporarily waive admission and language tests score requirements for the summer and fall 2020 semesters as well the spring 2021 semester.
UA Salutes Female Trailblazers: Part 4
To commemorate Women’s History Month, UA is proud to honor female trailblazers who have made a lasting contribution to the University, state, nation and beyond.
Coping with Social Distancing
Social distancing has become a new way of life in recent weeks to prevent the spread of COVID-19, but some may have a tougher time than others adjusting to staying at home and away from family and friends.
Be Counted, Be Represented and Help the State of Alabama Do the Same
April 1 is national 2020 Census Day and Alabama, particularly Tuscaloosa, has a lot at stake.
UA Libraries Closed Physically but Open Virtually
Due to COVID-19, all University of Alabama Libraries are closed until further notice, but the libraries support of the UA community will continue virtually.
Virtual Tour: Faculty and Staff ‘Work From Home’ Office Setups
UA is currently operating under limited business operations, so most of our faculty and staff are working from home. Take a look at some of their setups.
UA Museums Goes Online to Provide Educational Content
UA Museums will begin livestreaming educational content starting March 27.
Concern for Students Driving Creative Solutions to Continuing Semester
As UA moves to remote instruction to finish the semester, the faculty has kept student needs at the forefront of decision making.