NOTICE:
Due to recent developments regarding COVID-19, all reservations within Hill Student Center between March 12th, 2020 – April 6th, 2020 have been canceled. In addition access to Hill Student Center will be restricted until further notice.
For additional information regarding the COVID-19 outbreak, please refer to https://www.uab.edu/news/coronavirus.
In efforts to protect students from the COVID-19 pandemic, multiple services and amenties on campus were closed before the end of the Spring 2020 semester. In response, the university is offering students a refund for services they paid for but did not get to fully use.
A new digital mental health tool will allow UAB students to access mental health help 24/7 via smart phone app and online program.
When many UAB operations were suspended because of the effects of the coronavirus pandemic, USGA President Hana Habchi thought of students.
“My mind was immediately focused on the students who are facing insecurities. Some of our students depend on residence halls for a safe place to stay. Some depend on the campus for access to technology (Wifi), while for some other students having access to food in the Blazer Kitchen is important,” she said.
The Office of the Provost has released a statement regarding a measure to help students and teachers determine spring semester grades during COVID-19 challenges. The new measure, referred to as Supplement No.1, will allow pass/fail gradings for the semester, promtion or tenure "clock" extensions and non-use of spring student course evaluations.
With social distancing in full effect, students have been strongly advised to remain indoors. After a while, things inside can get a bit boring.
The gyms may be closed, but that doesn't mean you can’t stay active at home! Here are 7 ways you can stay active during quarantine.
Given the rapidly evolving situation with COVID-19, we want to ensure that you are aware that Student Health Services is here for all your medical needs. Your care remains our priority.
