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Two women navigating conflict at a table

Take 5 for well-being: Navigating conflict  

Implement five practical tips to navigate conflict with empathy, clear communication and confidence.

UA mascot Big Al sitting and holding a book in his hands with his trunk falling on the pages as if he is reading.

Every child can read: UA launches Project LIFT

A $9.9 million grant to UA will bring intensive reading support to struggling readers and children with disabilities in rural Alabama schools.

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UA to build rural EMS system that supports treatment at the scene

UA is leading a new rural emergency medical services system that will help EMS providers treat eligible patients on site.

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5 things to know about homecoming

UA’s homecoming week welcomes students, alumni and fans to campus with a week’s worth of fun and excitement.

Beat Auburn Beat Hunger representatives and Big Al pose in the Alabama Governor's Mansion

UA students lead fight against hunger across West Alabama

Beat Auburn Beat Hunger brings together students, employees and supporters in a shared effort to fight food insecurity across West Alabama.

a large group of students wearing crimson and white smile for the camera at a sober tailgate during a UA game day

Take 5 for well-being: Going sober

From better sleep and stronger relationships to saving money, discover five benefits of choosing a sober lifestyle in college.

5 things to know about cybersecurity

5 things to know about cybersecurity

October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month. Here are five things to know.

Randall Welcome Center

Free App Week returns Oct. 5-9

The University was named #1 Best Value University for In-State Students in Alabama 2027 by U.S. News & World Report.

The full group of the 2026 College of Community Health Sciences' Rural Programs scholars

New CCHS scholars advance mission to improve rural healthcare

CCHS welcomed its 31st class of Rural Medical Scholars and fourth class of Rural Dental Scholars this fall.

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UA enrollment reflects strategic growth, continued investment in preparing leaders 

Through strategic planning and measured growth, UA is preparing future leaders and supporting workforce needs across Alabama and beyond.