The 231,000-square-foot U-shaped building will house 780 students, plus dedicated study spaces, a storm shelter, multi-use office space and a dining venue with three food vendors and a 250-person seating capacity.

Donations can be dropped off near the HUB desks on the first floors of both Lister Hill and Mervyn H. Sterne libraries; the toys will be combined with UAB Information Technology’s Toys for Tots collection.

An emphasis on community engagement, clean energy, grounds and waste management and more will help ensure UAB is an even better steward of financial and environmental resources and institutional role model.

The 2017 campus engagement survey identified some areas to improve, but it also revealed a workforce that has great pride in its work and the work of the institution.

Support GEAR UP Alabama’s 11,000 students by bringing items such as pens, pencils, reams of paper and backpacks to Education Building Suite 126.

All canned goods, school supplies and hygiene products collected during Parking Amnesty Day will benefit the Blazer Kitchen, UAB’s on-campus food bank.

From mobile-ready email to multigenerational mentoring, faculty and staff experts offer practical advice.

Card-swiping and online shopping are prime opportunities for thieves to steal your personal information, and UAB is a prime target for hackers. Lock down your data, both at home and work, and keep your info safe.