Building Bama: Where’s Waldo at UA?
Take a look at the latest locations of several key groups at the Capstone so you can avoid an unwanted game of hide-and-seek.
Faculty & Staff
Get to Class or Work Quickly with New Gotcha E-Bikes on Campus
The University of Alabama has now joined more than 20 colleges and universities nationwide offering Gotcha to its students, faculty, staff and visitors as an efficient way to get around campus.
Bleed Crimson, Go Green
The University of Alabama bleeds crimson through and through, but with all of the energy sustainability plans for campus the institution is taking on a green hue.
Hispanic/Latino/Latinx Heritage Month Offers Events for Everyone
The University of Alabama’s Hispanic/Latino/Latinx Heritage Month, which is a campus version of National Hispanic Heritage Month, kicks off Sept. 15 with a schedule packed full of events that are open to all comers.
Office of Disability Services Streamlines Accommodation Process
A new online portal provides students with disabilities a paperless way of requesting the classroom accommodations they need to help them succeed.
Bicentennial Commemorated with Community Book Experience
The University of Alabama Press has produced the first comprehensive history book of the city UA calls home to commemorate Tuscaloosa’s bicentennial.
Expert Tips to Get Prepared and Stay Prepared for Disasters
September is National Preparedness Month, but, as a StormReady institution, The University of Alabama stays prepared year-round to keep students, faculty and staff safe from disasters..
WellBAMA Makes Earning Rewards Easier
WellBAMA participants don’t have to wait until they’ve completed all program components to start earning rewards.
UA Part of Initiative to Bring Higher Education to Alabama’s Prisons
The University of Alabama partners with Auburn University in the Alabama Prison Arts + Education Project to provide the state’s incarcerated population with a second chance through higher learning.
Sitting With Elephants Leads to Lessons for MBA Class
Dr. Ron Dulek spends the first day of class extracting lessons from his experience of nearly a decade of interacting with elephants near his second home in Africa. The thread that binds the lecture is humility.