UNA Student Shuttle Services
UNA Student Shuttle Services
UNA Student Shuttle Services
We are excited to bring back our Light the Fountain T-Shirt Design Contest for 2027! All UNA students, faculty, and staff are invited to submit their designs for a chance to have their artwork featured on the official 2027 Light the Fountain t-shirt! Design Guidelines: – Designs must be for the back of the shirt […]
Nominations are now being accepted for the Phi Kappa Phi Eleanor Gaunder Excellence in Teaching Award. This prestigious award recognizes excellence in teaching among UNA faculty. Nominees must be full-time teaching faculty, below the Dean level, who have taught at UNA for at least three years. Any UNA student, staff member, or faculty member may […]
Boeing will be networking with students in the GUC Atrium from 11am-1pm. If you have ever been interested in doing an internship, this would be the time to network and ask questions.
Join us this semester for a quick, 30-minute resistance training class designed to build strength with little to no sweat. It’s an easy, efficient way to fit movement into your day.
Get ready for an afternoon of competition, great shots, and plenty of fun! Join us for an exciting pool tournament where players of all skill levels can step up to the table and battle it out for bragging rights and a couple of prices. Whether you’re a seasoned player or just love the game, come […]
Come hang out with us! Every Thursday afternoon, the How to College crew will be set up on the second floor of Collier Library ready to answer any questions you might have. If you don’t have any questions, no worries! Come by to chill, color, study, and enjoy some friendly company right in front of […]
Revisit beloved children’s stories and discover what they might have to say about life now in this therapy group. Read, reflect, laugh, and process with others.
Come watch an SGA meeting as a member of Student Forum!
Join us as our president Tamara discusses Journal article: Drugs in Paradise:caffeine, cocaine, and painkillers detected in sharks from the Bahamas
