
Students Go Beyond Bama for Spring Break Service and Leadership
Two groups of University of Alabama students chose to roll up their sleeves this spring break with the Center for Service and Leadership.
Two groups of University of Alabama students chose to roll up their sleeves this spring break with the Center for Service and Leadership.
Students collaborated for 24 hours to create strategic plans for the nonprofits they serve during CreateAthon.
UA hosted 20 high school counselors from rural Alabama to learn more about the college experience at the Capstone.
UA Miracle, the University’s largest student-led philanthropic organization, raised $223,725 for Children’s of Alabama.
SGA and UA’s CrossingPoints collaborated on projects that are benefitting all of campus.
UA Miracle gears up for Bamathon 12-hour dance marathon this Saturday from 9 a.m. – 9 p.m. in the UA Student Center.
The outreach programs offer something for everyone from middle school students to adults.
Free classes for the community include youth tutoring, computer skills and more.
Business students and faculty helped a Birmingham ministry scale up its food bank to serve more people.
The student-led Grow the Game initiative brings hockey to local youth to introduce them to the sport while giving back to the community.