Did Someone Say Book Sale?
The University of Alabama Press will be hosting a book sale in the Rast Room of the Bryant Conference Center April 27-29, with discounts ranging from 50 percent to 90 percent off.
Arts & Culture
Black Student Union Celebrates 50 Years of Diversity, Success
The Black Student Union will celebrate its 50th anniversary with two events: The Celebration of Differences Thursday, April 19, and a gala Friday, April 20.
Four Graduating Art Students Exhibit their Work at UA Gallery
The University of Alabama Department of Art and Art History will present an exhibition of four graduating art and art history majors work April 16-19 at the Sella-Granata Art Gallery.
‘Talking Black in America’ Documentary Premiering Thursday
To explore the history and importance of black American English, the department of communicative disorders is hosting a free screening of the new documentary “Talking Black in America: The Story of African American Language,” a documentary from the Language and Life Project.
Sonic Frontiers Presents Rova Saxophone Quartet in Season Finale
The University of Alabama’s Sonic Frontiers concert series presents the Rova Saxophone Quartet March 26, at 7:30 p.m. at the Moody Concert Hall.
UA Opera Theatre Presents ‘Semele’ This Weekend
Black Warrior Film Festival Eyes the Future
The sixth annual Black Warrior Film Festival will take place at The University of Alabama’s Ferguson Center March 2-3. The festival seeks to celebrate the art of filmmaking and highlight emerging talent, encompassing this year’s theme: the Future of Film.
“A Bright Room Called Day” Opens Feb. 26 in Allen Bales Theatre
UA Theatre and Dance presents “A Bright Room Called Day” Feb. 26-March 3 in the Allen-Bales Theatre on Stadium Drive.
International Prom Shows Off Global Fashions
The South Asian Society here at The University of Alabama wanted to created a prom night to remember for our international students, but with a twist: to dress in attire from their home countries.
Center to Distribute Dr. Seuss Reading Kits to Black Belt Schools
The University of Alabama Center for Economic Development, along with the Alabama Cooperative Extension System, is promoting the National Education Association’s Read Across America Day by providing Dr. Seuss-themed reading kits to 23 schools in eight counties within the Black Belt region.