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Last Updated on March 28, 2024 by Robert C. Hoopes

The University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) has announced that they will not be acquiring the Birmingham-Southern College campus if it goes up for sale. This decision comes after Rep. Juandalynn Givan stated that there are multiple institutions interested in purchasing the 192-acre campus, which includes administrative buildings, residence halls, and playing fields.

Givan expressed concerns about the potential impact on the surrounding Bush Hills community if the Birmingham-Southern campus were to become vacant. However, she also believes that if the college were to close, there would be entities interested in purchasing and developing the property.

Birmingham-Southern College officially announced its closure on May 31, citing lack of support for a new loan bill. Until a buyer is found, the campus will be monitored by security officers to prevent any unauthorized access, and nearby streets will remain accessible for residents.

The closure of Birmingham-Southern College has sparked discussions within the community about the future of the campus and its implications for the surrounding area. While UAB has ruled out acquiring the property, the potential interest from other institutions highlights the valuable real estate that the campus occupies.

As discussions continue about the fate of the Birmingham-Southern campus, residents and local officials will be keeping a close eye on any developments to ensure that the best interests of the community are taken into consideration.