Thriving at UA Despite Pandemic
- September 29, 2020
Freshman AJ Smith had reservations about moving across country and starting college in the middle of a pandemic, but he’s thriving at UA.
Freshman AJ Smith had reservations about moving across country and starting college in the middle of a pandemic, but he’s thriving at UA.
The game day experience at UA and Bryant-Denny Stadium will be different this football season in light of the COVID-19 pandemic.
As of Sept. 24, Tuscaloosa’s 2020 Census self-response participation rate was only 54.1%. Complete the census by the extended deadline of Sept. 30.
During the spring, following a series of student events across campus and at CCN, five nursing students stepped up to the plate to address student mental well-being and identify ways to help.
University of Alabama Libraries and the Alabama Digital Humanities Center are hosting the sixth annual Digitorium conference on Oct. 1-3.
The museum, which closed in mid-March due to the coronavirus, will reopen Sunday through Thursday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. beginning Sept. 24.
Sophomore Kana Webb’s hometown of Lake Charles, Louisiana, was devastated by Hurricane Laura. Her relief efforts on the UA campus sent hundreds of dollars in donated supplies to those affected.
University of Alabama employees who have not already been tested for re-entry and are still working remotely need to test for COVID-19 before returning to campus for work.
The mail migration project was completed ahead of schedule, despite the COVID-19 remote work environment.
The Capstone College of Nursing had the unique challenge of creating comparable clinical nursing experiences though a virtual medium.