College of Arts and Sciences

Reed Fowler stands outside Shelby Hall

Ballroom Dancing to DNA Barcoding: Graduate Wastes No Opportunity

The only wasted opportunity is the one not taken. This is the legacy that Reed Fowler hope to leave for future students.

Dillon Cook

Graduate Eager to Give Back to Other Rural Students 

This triple major and active campus leader hopes to become a high school guidance counselor.

MO Dudley

Graduate Student’s Dance Selected for National Festival

Jordan Prough’s dance will be performed in Washington, D.C. from May 2-4.

A view of the main quad at the University of Alabama with the library in the background.

4 UA Students Named Goldwater Scholars

UA led all SEC universities with four students named Goldwater Scholars.

university singers performs in a German church

University Singers Perform Internationally for First Time in 14 Years

Students performed at famous German venues during spring break.

Dr. Mark Elliott and two students stand thigh-deep in an Alabama stream with instruments to collect water for water quality research.

Alabama Impact: UA Environmental and Ecological Research Serves the State

To address environmental challenges in Alabama, UA researchers develop solutions tailored to the state’s landscapes.

Zachary Cole posing in a skyscraper in Tokyo

Explore the World Through Education Abroad Opportunities

Zachary Cole’s desire to study abroad led him to work with UA offices to earn awards to travel the globe.

two dancers on stage look into each other's eyes

UA Theatre and Dance Spring Preview with UA’s Rising Stars 

Don’t miss these student performances in spring 2025.

Dr. Lukasz Ciesla and a student work in a lab setting

UA Research Takes Us One Step Closer to Better Parkinson’s Treatment

UA researchers cleared a second hurdle in finding plant-based treatment for neurodegenerative disorders.

A dance student teaches a routine to adults with Cerebral Palsy.

Free UA Theatre, Dance Outreach Programs Uplift Alabamians

The outreach programs offer something for everyone from middle school students to adults.