UA President Dr. Robert E. Witt delivers his annual address at the Fall Faculty and Staff Meeting
Dr. Witt discusses a variety of topics including the University’s growth in his annual address to faculty and staff.
Honors Students Excavate Mississippian Indian Residences Near Warrior River
Students taught by Dr. Jim Knight excavate portions of a small Mississippian Indian settlement occupied some 800 years ago.
UA Wheelchair Basketball Team Has High Expectations As Season Approaches
Alabama’s Women’s Wheelchair Basketball team has high expectations as they return five national team players to their roster for the upcoming season.
Crimson Pride shines through support, energy, enthusiasm and class of fans
Wesley Britt discusses the value of Crimson Pride and what it means to UA’s student-athletes and coaches.
Dr. Margaret Garner offers tips on how students can take care of themselves when they’re alone or during the night
UA’s Director of Health Promotion and Wellness provides some practical tips about how to take measures to be as safe as possible.
Dr. Margaret Garner discusses the responsible use of alcohol and how it applies to personal safety and well-being for students
Students may take some simple steps to enhance the personal safety and well-being of themselves and others
Melanie Miller, Executive Director of Crimson Care, offers some tips and advice for students to enhance their personal safety
Crimson Ride provides new way for faculty and students to get around campus
Crimson Ride, UA’s new transit system, gets you where you want to go on campus. It’s free, fast and makes our campus more pedestrian friendly.
UA President Dr. Robert E. Witt welcomes students, faculty and staff back to campus for the 2007-08 school year
With the opening of The University of Alabama’s fall semester, excitement is in the air as the largest freshman class and total enrollment in UA history is expected.
Two UA students develop iTour Bama, an innovative new way to tour The University of Alabama campus
Thanks to two talented and enterprising UA students, prospective students now have a new way of touring the UA campus: the iPod.