Campus Impact

Students involved with Beat Auburn Beat Hunger showing number signage revealing the total donations raised this year

Beat Auburn Beat Hunger Sets Record in 2025

Beat Auburn Beat Hunger raised a record 630,624 pounds of food during its annual food drive.

Thejesh Bandi stands in front of Denny Chimes with his arms crossed

Precision Chiming: Denny Chimes Now Synced to UA Atomic Clock

Denny Chimes is now synchronized to precision timekeeping housed at The University of Alabama’s QuanTime Lab.

A model wearing a Design by Jaidyn Dix

Fashion for Life Showcases Apparel Design Seniors

Fashion for Life highlighted 23 apparel design seniors’ final collections.

A group photo of the Rural Health Scholars

UA Supplies Pipeline of Rural Health Care Professionals for State

The College of Community Health Sciences has set the standard for educating and training countless rural health care professionals.

Parrys Washington, Maritza Colin Miranda, Mia Hernandez, Treasure Mulkey, Emma Lowe, Kaila Simmons, Brian Matias.

Achieve Scholars: Critical Thinkers Collaborate Across Majors

Achieve Scholars combines transdisciplinary analysis and research methodology into an 18-hour course sequence.

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UA Campus Operations During Thanksgiving Break 2025

See what will be open and closed on campus during Thanksgiving week.

students cheer while walking in the homecoming parade

Crimson Pride on Parade: Homecoming 2025 Highlights

Another homecoming week is in the books. Take a look at the highlights.

A picture of a lone crown.

UA Crowns 2025 Homecoming Queen

Morgan Grzybowski, a senior from Wildwood, Missouri, is UA’s 2025 Homecoming Queen.

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Capstone Convergence Launches to Modernize UA’s Enterprise Systems 

UA is replacing aging administrative systems that support finance, human resources and research operations with a cloud-based platform.

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President’s Mansion Preservation Project to Begin in December

While maintaining its important historical integrity, the nearly 200-year-old residence will undergo extensive exterior and interior updates for the first time in 35 years.