Building Bama: McLure Library
A transformational renovation will better serve the College of Education, School of Library and Information Sciences and campus.
Campus Impact
Honors Students Give Back to Community With Engage Tuscaloosa
Honors College students are doing their part to teach the next generation of students the importance of STEM.
Six UA Faculty Receive Fulbright Awards
Awardees will teach and research across the globe in the coming months as part of the prestigious Fulbright program.
Spring 2023 Degree Candidates Announced
See the list of more than 5,800 candidates to receive degrees.
Stay Afloat: Tips for Water Safety
Whether your summer plans include a trip to the beach, a day on the lake or just an afternoon at the pool, if you’re planning on swimming or just being around water you need to consider safety first.
Interim Classes Offer Unique Learning Opportunities
Subjects include literature, economics, politics, design production and several other classes beneficial to specific majors.
Capstone Men and Women Class of 2023-2024 Ready to Rep UA
Last year, Capstone Men and Women gave 3,440 tours and worked a total of 10,676 hours.
Faculty and Staff Accolades for April 2023
Catch up on the latest honors and achievements of UA faculty and staff, and UA’s silver rating from the American Heart Association Scorecard.
UA Offers Interactive, Fun Youth Summer Camps
UA is offering a variety of youth camps that will provide enriching learning opportunities throughout the summer.
16-Year-Old UA Grad: ‘I’ve Always Been Treated Like a Regular Student’
At 16, many are thinking about getting their driver’s license or taking the ACT. LeAnna Roberts, however, is thinking about her graduation from UA.