Indian dances, acapella singing, poetry readings and more brought more than 200 guests to the Ferguson Center Ballroom on April...

More than 500 community members, students, fellows and board members gathered to celebrate the Blackburn Institute's Annual Symposium at Bryant Conference Center in February.

Scholarships, t-shirts, and a photo booth attracted more than 300 students to the Second Annual Student Affairs Expo on Feb. 7, 2013

Carol Duncan was surprised with an early Christmas gift as she was named the 2012 Vergil Parks McKinley Employee Award winner.

Through researching and understanding racial inequalities in southern educational systems, Graduate Student Services (GSS) Graduate Assistant, Anna-Margaret Yarbrough, is continuously influencing the Capstone community.

Honor students in the business school were given the opportunity to apply for jobs at Wells Fargo. After reviewing resumes, the top 11 students were selected to meet with Wells Fargo executives in California.

Alumni, families and the UA community came together in a match that brought spectators out of their seats and onto the sideline.

Assistant Director of Intramural and Club Sports at the University Recreation Center, Darrell Hargreaves, had the opportunity of a lifetime.

On Sept. 22 at the University Recreation Center, over 19 vendors and 250 participants came together with one common goal.

Thousands of families from around the world came to campus in celebration of Family Weekend 2012, Sept. 21 - 23.

Dr. Kathleen Cramer, who has retired after 35 years at UA, mentored and forged friendships with countless UA students and graduates.

Since 1969, thousands of UA students have called Rose Towers home, and on July 4, 2012, hundreds of onlookers watched as the former residence hall was imploded to make room for three new structures.

An innovative program created within the Division of Student Affairs is giving a whole new meaning to community engagement at The University of Alabama.

This May, sixteen UA students traveled to the Dominican Republic to impact the lives of many living in poverty.

Leader, collaborator and counselor are just a few of the traits that describe Natalie Beck.

Nick Saban and John Croyle share insight on character development at the Coaching Character Initiative hosted by Judicial Affairs.

Exposing the UA community to films for, by and about women.

Helping students turn a crisis into an opportunity and adapt to new ways of thinking and behaving is one of the most rewarding things for Dr. Lee Keyes, the executive director of The University of Alabama Counseling Center.

First-year students selected to participate in a new community-building program called Ignite UA experienced a full day of self-discovery and growth on Feb. 11.

Students use talents for a spot on the big screen during the annual CMF competition, earning a chance for Hollywood.

The work of The University of Alabama Division of Student Affairs extends far beyond the UA campus, state lines and even the deep rivalry of football.

For Lance Haynie, the path to a career in Student Affairs was as unpredictable as the wilds of the great outdoors.