
UA National Alumni Association Donates $50,000 to Support Students
The UA National Alumni Association donated $50,000 to the Tide Together Student Support Fund to assist UA students affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.
The UA National Alumni Association donated $50,000 to the Tide Together Student Support Fund to assist UA students affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.
In 2016 UA senior Saville Sullivan was diagnosed with brain cancer. And though she spent a year away from campus being treated, she’s graduating this semester happy, healthy and with honors.
The 6,500 spring graduates at The University of Alabama may not walk across the stage as planned Saturday, but they’re receiving special recognition of their accomplishments in a unique way.
Becca Paholski always knew she wanted to work with kids. As a distance learner, she got to experience her dream job early, while still a full-time student.
The University of Alabama will award some 6,326 degrees this spring.
Sarah Rickenbacker’s journey to a UA degree was motivated by the love and support of her family, which includes 11 children.
And now with the virus being widespread, how she’s volunteering has changed, but her heart to help has not.
Musical theater student Anne Dillon Loflin had rich experiences leading dance classes for CrossingPoints.
To better equip undergraduate students for the evolving job market, UA’s Graduate School launched the Graduate Quick Admit Program, offering priority admission to graduating UA seniors with at least a 3.0 GPA.
Two UA students created a student-run community program that tutors youth coming out of the juvenile justice system.