Make it Fit! How to Maximize Living Space, Improve Organization
Too much stuff, not enough space? Whether it’s freshmen or senior year, being generally well organized is a challenge for many students throughout their college days.
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Gorgas Library Open for Business; Renovations Ongoing
Though Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library is only four months into its estimated 18-month renovation, it is open and ready for students to use its abundant wealth of resources.
Skipper: Alabama REACH a ‘Necessity’ for Campus
Once reluctant to affiliate with Alabama REACH, Timothy Skipper is now a proud ambassador for the program.
Behind the Glow: UA Students Power Campus Events
Research and application are among the many transferrable skills UA students gain while working at University Programs.
Stressed? Anxious? More Students Are, Find Out Why and What to do
Everyone experiences stress and anxiety, but with the landscape of higher education and the job market shifting, more college students are experiencing higher levels of stress and anxiety than previous generations, according to experts.
Building Bama: The Beat Goes On
While several major projects wrapped up ahead of the start of the 2019-20 academic year, UA’s department of construction administration will continue to work throughout the year on other projects around campus.
UA’s Tidechella: 5 Reasons You Don’t Want to Miss it
If you missed Coachella this year, no worries. Tidechella at The University of Alabama is free and right around the corner.
UA Honors College Freshmen Strive to Help Others in Alabama Action
Entering freshmen in The University of Alabama’s Honors College will strive to contribute to the Tuscaloosa community through service Aug. 12-16 as part of the Alabama Action, Outdoor Action and Health Action programs.
Tears Turn to Success for Graduate Student
Jennie Thies starts her fourth year with more confidence after winning a highly competitive national grant, the NIH Diversity Research Supplement, a two-year pre-doctoral fellowship that covers tuition and health care and provides a stipend supporting her research in the Caldwell Lab.
Student with Down Syndrome Looking Forward to Starting Classes at UA
Megan Deloach will begin taking classes at The University of Alabama this fall as part of the CrossingPoints Certificate in Occupational Studies program. For the past two summers, she has participated in CrossingPoints Summer Bridge Program to get her ready. See her story on ABC 33/40.