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Cybersecurity Awareness Tip: Store Content in OneDrive

OneDrive Cloud Storage: Your Cybersafe File Storing Solution

Microsoft OneDrive provides a secure cloud storage location for files, projects, papers and more.

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UA Announces Free App Week Oct. 17-21

Application fees for domestic and international undergraduate, graduate and online prospective students will be waived Oct. 17-21.

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UA Earns HEED Award for Diversity Accomplishments

The work of the Division of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion recently earned UA the HEED Award. The University was recognized with 103 other schools across the country.

Cybersecurity Awareness Month: Cybersecurity Tips

Cybersecurity Awareness Month: Tips to Follow  

What does it mean to be cyber secure? And how can you take steps to be secure?

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A Sign of Things to Come

A group of advocates across UA’s campus is working to remove barriers and increase understanding of the Deaf community’s needs.

A red collection barrel for nonperishable food items sits in front of a West Alabama Food Bank trailor.

Beat Auburn Beat Hunger Annual Food Drive Kicks Off

The 29th annual Beat Auburn Beat Hunger food drive kicks off Friday, Sept. 30 at the state capitol in Montgomery.

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UA Sets Record for Number of Small Classes

UA has made significant strides in increasing the number of small classes.

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Battle of the Bands Event to Raise Money While Rocking Out

Six bands comprised of UA students will compete on Sept. 29 to raise money for the SGA’s needs-based scholarship.

Roll the Vote

Make Sure You’re Ready to Roll the Vote

Voter registration deadlines are fast approaching and now is the time to make sure your registration is accurate.

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11 Alabamians Chosen for Nationally Recognized Rural Medical Program

UA’s Rural Health Scholars Program recently accepted 11 students from around the state studying to become physicians with plans to practice in rural Alabama communities.