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Search ArticlesIntentional, strong relationships propel Graduate School growth
The University of Alabama Graduate School has seen continuous growth over the past few years, setting a record enrollment this year with nearly 6,500 students pursuing a multitude of post-graduate opportunities at the Capstone. A combination of personalized outreach, strategic partnerships and targeted marketing is helping the Graduate School attract more students than ever.
2026 UA homecoming court announced
The University of Alabama has named its 2026 homecoming court after a preliminary selection process. Voting will take place through myBama on Oct. 20 from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Candidates may officially begin campaigning Oct. 11. The winner will be announced during the annual Homecoming pep rally on the Quad Friday, Oct.
Rolling into October
It’s full speed ahead into fall as the University celebrates homecoming while hosting cultural and professional events throughout the month. Check out all the ways to build community in Tuscaloosa before fall break. Fresh Fruit Friday Every Friday, 10 a.m.-2 p.m., UA Student Center, 2nd Floor The BamaCares Pantry is giving away free fresh fruit to all students, with different fruit every week! “Ruthless! The Musical” Oct.
Moundville Native American Festival celebrates ‘Year of the Crawfish’
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — Moundville Archaeological Park and the Jones Museum, part of The University of Alabama, will celebrate the rich cultures and histories of Native Americans who call Alabama their homeland at the 38th annual Moundville Native American Festival Oct 1-3. This year’s theme, “Year of the Crawfish: Big Changes Start with Small Beings,” highlights the important roles that even the smallest creatures play in the natural world.
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Alabama Law Students Serve the Public Interest as 2026 Stevens Fellows
This summer, four Alabama Law students took on real cases as 2026 John Paul Stevens Foundation Fellows, representing clients and prosecuting matters while still early in their legal training. The Fellowship funds law students to take on public interest and criminal justice work, and it placed this year’s Fellows across the system, from a gang and human trafficking prosecution unit to the defense of clients facing the death penalty.
UA enrollment reflects strategic growth, continued investment in preparing leaders
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — Enrollment at The University of Alabama holds strong at more than 42,000 students, with a growing number of those from Alabama. Total fall 2026 enrollment reached 42,431, up 71 students from the fall 2025 census total of 42,360. While the total is a new record, the measured increase reflects a deliberate approach to strategic growth as UA advances its future-ready flagship vision. UA enrolled 18,652 Alabama residents, up 3.6% from 18,007 last year.
From Alabama to the world: UA helps businesses grow through exporting
Wire mesh screens from Tuscaloosa cover windows around the world, and pecans from Alabama grace tables in China. Exporting is often invisible, but it supports jobs, expands markets for Alabama companies, and strengthens the state economy. “The business of exporting has always happened but has been kind of under the radar,” said Brian Davis, who oversees the Alabama International Trade Center in UA’s Office for Business Engagement Services.
Dean’s list students named for UA summer 2026 term
A total of 624 students enrolled during Summer Semester 2026 at The University of Alabama were named to the dean’s list with an academic record of 3.5 (or above) or the president’s list with an academic record of 4.0 (all A’s). The UA dean’s and president’s lists recognize full-time undergraduate students. The lists do not apply to graduate students or undergraduate students who take less than a full course load. For questions related to the dean’s and president’s list, contact registrar@ua.edu.
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