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UA’s Top News of 2025

2025 was a year of transformation. Explore the stories that shaped campus and captured national attention. Continue reading UA’s Top News of 2025

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Behind the Lens: UA Photographers’ Best Shots of 2025

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UA Begins National Search for Provost

UA has launched its national search for a new provost.

Announcements

Campus Operations During Holiday Break 2025

Andrew Stovall, Madelyn Parks, Destiney Crawford, Kameron Baba and Marah Inman, Jacob Bailey, Mary Sullivan, Anna Dickey, Reginald Clifton and Sam Miller

Students

10 UA Students Named Capitol Scholars for 2026

Students

Fall 2025 Degree Candidates Announced

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Events

UA Community Invited to Participate in the Audubon Christmas Bird Count

STUDENTS

UA Senior Receives Marshall Scholarship

Addison Miller is among 43 Americans selected to study in the United Kingdom through the prestigious Marshall Scholarship.

FACULTY & STAFF

Capstone Convergence Launches to Modernize UA’s Enterprise Systems

UA is replacing aging administrative systems that support finance, human resources and research operations with a cloud-based platform.

HONORS & AWARDS

Dr. Feltman receives the award from Dr. Mohler

Blackmon-Moody Award Winner Preserves Art, Architecture for Future Generations

The 2025 Blackmon-Moody Outstanding Professor awardee combines art history and digital technology to preserve great art and architecture for the future.

Tips & Resources

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Winter Break Travel? Make Sure the Grinch Stays Away

Follow these tips to keep you and your property safe while away from home.

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Tips to Manage End-of-Semester and Holiday Stress

The end of the year can be stressful. Manage your time and your health with these key tips.

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Fall Forecast: Football, Foliage…and Funnel Clouds?

As fall settles over Alabama with its colorful leaves and crisp air, it also marks the arrival of the state’s secondary severe weather season.

The Alabama Impact

From education to health care to water and the environment, the University is making a positive impact in the state of Alabama.

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UA Supplies Pipeline of Rural Health Care Professionals for State

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UA’s Impact on State, Local Economies Sets Records

Culverhouse LEAD Program Named for Late Alumnus

The Kelly LEAD program prepares undergraduates to lead with integrity, empathy and strategic insight.

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Research

Precision Chiming: Denny Chimes Now Synced to UA Atomic Clock

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News Releases

UA Advances Research Across Disciplines through AI Infrastructure Investments

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Research

Research Finds Urban Parks Connected to Lower Crime, Better Community Health

UA-led research suggests a new understanding of the ways urban parks add to community health. Continue reading Research Finds Urban Parks Connected to Lower Crime, Better Community Health

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