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Search ArticlesTripShot - Crimson Ride | The University of Alabama
Use TripShot to find Crimson Ride routes and stops, check schedules and view real-time bus information before your next ride. New to Crimson Ride? Download TripShot to begin planning your trips. Current and previous Passio GO users should download the TripShot app because Passio GO will no longer be supported. Download the TripShot app Scan the QR code below or visit the App Store or Google Play to download TripShot. Enter Service Name Search for University of Alabama, then click Next.
Move-In Day - Housing and Residential Communities | The University of Alabama
InfoImportant Move-In Day Information Only the resident may check into the residence hall. Parents/guardians will not be permitted to check in on the resident’s behalf, or in the student’s absence. No trailers or moving trucks are allowed through the unloading lanes. Moving vans are permitted, as long as they fit in a typical parking space. Arrive at your building at your scheduled Move-In time and date. Scheduling is set up to prevent traffic jams and long elevator waits.
UA Safety App - Emergency Management | The University of Alabama
The UA Safety App provides students, employees and visitors with immediate access to information in case of an emergency. Features include a built-in GPS to every campus building and shelter locations, AEDs and safety guidelines for potential hazards. Users also receive exclusive UA Alerts and current UAPD advisories for up-to-date information. Additional features include National Weather Service Information for Tuscaloosa County and an emergency contact list for instant dialing with one push.
Welcome back: August events you don’t want to miss
August is packed with ways to jump into campus life, meet new people and make the most of the start of the semester. From Weeks of Welcome favorites and outdoor adventures to sweet treats, student traditions, athletics and local events around Tuscaloosa, there’s something happening every week. Whether you’re new to campus or just ready to get back in the swing of things, these August events are a great way to get connected and start the year with some Crimson Tide energy.
5 things to know about Weeks of Welcome
Weeks of Welcome is a series of events, during the first eight weeks of the semester, for new and returning students to get connected to resources, build community and find ways to plug in. Here’s what you need to know. Named in honor of UA’s founding year, the 1831 List is a curated list of 18 events and 31 experiences that students won’t want to miss during their first weeks on campus.
Start smart and stay safe in fall 2026
As the Fall 2026 Semester begins at The University of Alabama, campus will quickly fill with the energy of students returning to class, faculty preparing for a new academic year, and staff supporting the University’s daily operations. With thousands of people moving across campus each day, now is the perfect time to refresh your safety habits and familiarize yourself with the resources available to help keep our community safe. Safety isn’t just the responsibility of first responders.
Things to know about campus move-in
Welcome back! Transitioning from summer vacation back to campus can be a challenge, so we’ve compiled some information from campus partners to make move-in easier. Bring the alarm clock and the extra towels. Skip the air fryer and the fish tank. Here’s a full list of what to bring and what to leave at home. If you are planning to live in a residence hall this year, there are a few key things you need to know before you arrive on campus: Only you, the resident, can check into the residence hall.
UA honors more than 700 employees for years of service
UA recognized employees with five years of service milestones in a ceremony on July 16. President Peter J. Mohler congratulated the honorees for their years of service, and participants were presented with a commemorative key ring engraved with their years of service. They also reminisced with fellow honorees and enjoyed a reception buffet. Here we honor just three of the 711 UA employees from all divisions, colleges and schools, and the Office of the President.
2026 Summer Commencement | The University of Alabama
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Building the Bold - Undergraduate Admissions | The University of Alabama
WHAT SETS UA APART RAISING THE BAR For nearly two centuries, The University of Alabama has combined rigorous academics and collaborative industry partnerships with a culture of excellence, preparing students to lead industries and define what’s next. WHAT SETS UA APART RAISING THE BAR For nearly two centuries, The University of Alabama has combined rigorous academics and collaborative industry partnerships with a culture of excellence, preparing students to lead industries and define what’s next.