Campus Impact

Inside this health care lab the patients aren’t real, but the lessons are

Inside this health care lab the patients aren’t real, but the lessons are

Before stepping into a hospital room, UA nursing students build clinical skills, confidence and compassion through realistic simulations.

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Ready for fall 2026? Here’s your checklist

The fall semester is just around the corner. Make sure you’re prepared with this quick list of deadlines and important items.

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UAPD chief graduates from FBI National Academy

UAPD Chief Scott Thurmond joins an elite group of law enforcement leaders after graduating from the FBI National Academy.

5 things to know about the Institute for Social Science Research

5 things to know about the Institute for Social Science Research

This interdisciplinary research hub turns big ideas into big impact.

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Joint statement from The University of Alabama and Auburn University regarding the Protect College Sports Act

The University of Alabama and Auburn University oppose the Protect College Sports Act and urge the Senate not to advance it in its current form.

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Evidence-based AI course aims to bridge skills gap for UA undergraduates

As employers increasingly seek AI-ready graduates, a new UA course is helping students build the practical, ethical and critical-thinking skills needed to succeed in an AI-driven workforce.

The group of Tuscaloosa Rural Pre-Medical Internship students

Summer program reaches 5-year milestone in preparing future physicians

The Tuscaloosa Rural Pre-Medical Internship is preparing future rural physicians through clinical experiences, skills training and mentorship.

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Out of Office: Behind the wheel with UA’s campus drivers

Every day, thousands of faculty, staff and students rely on the professional drivers like Brenda Jordan and Quentin King to get around campus safely and on time.

Jaclyn Foster holds up a certificate she received form the james Madison Foundation Fellowship

Teaching the Constitution at 250: UA graduate prepares young citizens

Jaclyn Foster uses her UA Online degree and prestigious fellowship to bring the Constitution to life for middle school students

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Hotter than a firecracker: Staying safe in the summer heat

Alabama heat isn’t something to take lightly, but with preparation and awareness, you can stay safe all summer long.