<p>How have the recent weather issues affected the UA campus? Is it destroyed in places? Can anyone provide specific feedback to how the campus looks?</p>
<p>The campus wasn’t touched by the tornado. A few tree branches fell down on the quad due to the high winds from the morning storm but it wasn’t anything major. UA is as beautiful as it’s always been.</p>
<p>Ah thank god! I’m a transfer going there in the fall, and I was really worried about conditions. Thanks!!</p>
<p>True…</p>
<p>The campus was untouched by the Tornadoes. I think a few tree branches were broken, but those were quickly removed.</p>
<p>The campus is beautiful.</p>
<p>I arrived in T-town the day after the Tornadoes and stayed for a week. I’ve been back to T-town twice since then…and will be there on Wednesday. </p>
<p>There is a video that was made after the Tornado to show that the campus was untouched.</p>
<p>[Post-Storm</a> Frequently Asked Questions - May 20, 2011 - Undergraduate Admissions - The University of Alabama](<a href=“http://gobama.ua.edu/post-storm-faq/]Post-Storm”>http://gobama.ua.edu/post-storm-faq/)</p>
<p>Tuscaloosa is a large city…twice the size of Manhattan. Most of the city of T-town was not damaged by the Tornado. Most of the restaurants, shops, hotels are fine as well. </p>
<p>If you’ve been to Ground Zero in NYC, then you can liken the damage to that …meaning that the damage was not to most of Manhattan…the damage was to a particular area…while the rest of Manhattan was not damaged.</p>