Culture & Community

Warriors Bend band members

‘Battle’ Breaks Fundraising Record

The event’s highest earnings were about $8,500 in 2023, mostly through ticket sales and sponsorships.

Fried chicken, collard greens, macaroni and cheese, cornbread

Ms. Diane’s Chicken Tastes Like Home Away from Home

Diane Bonner has been serving up her famous fried chicken at Fresh Food Co. for three years.

Group of transfer students smiling for a picture

Celebrating Bama Transfers

Celebrate our transfer students today and every day by recognizing their accomplishments and impact across campus.

A black and white photo of the front exterior of the Gorgas House Museum

UA Museums to Host 3 Halloween Events

UA Museums is set to host three mysterious and spooky events that are free and for all ages.

UA Student Myles Morgan to Open for Blake Shelton

UA Student Myles Morgan to Open for Blake Shelton

Morgan, a current sophomore, turned local gigs into a growing music career.

Fall-themed UA Social Media Contest Returns…With a Twist

Fall-themed UA Social Media Contest Returns…With a Twist

Create a UA-themed pumpkin, snap a photo and submit it for a chance to be featured on social media and win!

The back of a Buy for RISE volunteer looking at items

UA RISE Center Hosts BUY for RISE Fundraiser

The RISE Center will host its annual BUY for RISE fundraiser Oct. 24-25.

The University of Alabama Quad and Denny Chimes.

Events to Mark 35th Anniversary of Landmark Disability Act

UA’s Office of Disability Services is marking the 35th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act with events geared toward students, faculty and staff.

UA’s Million Dollar Band to Perform in 100th Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade in 2026

UA’s Million Dollar Band to Perform in 100th Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade in 2026

The Million Dollar Band has been selected to represent Alabama on one of the nation’s largest stages during the iconic spectacle’s 100th march.

The Saban crab fossil

Meet the Saban Crab: UA Scientists Discover Ancient Species in Alabama

A new UA study of 65-million-year-old crab and shrimp fossils from central Alabama yielded multiple species and genera new to science.