Events

Man in black robe fist bumps a woman in a black robe and white sash.

Spring 2022 Degree Candidates Announced

The University of Alabama will award more than 5,000 degrees in eight commencement ceremonies May 6-8.

the backs of a group of people walking among tents of art vendors at the 2018 Druid City Arts Festival

Warm Up for Summer with Activities This May

The spring semester is over, but there’s no shortage of events and activities to enjoy on campus, in Tuscaloosa and beyond throughout the month of May. 

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Distinguished UA Finance Professor Honored with Burnum Award

Dr. Anup Agrawal is the recipient of the 2021 Burnum Distinguished Faculty Award.

The SEC Food Fight is a conference-wide initiative aiming to end hunger in the community. The graphic says "Beat Hunger and Roll Tide"

Donations Needed for Annual SEC Food Drive Competition

Now until April 21, the entire UA community has the chance to support the cause in this friendly competition.

Photogrpahs of MAx Steinmetz and the cover of the book "Determined to Survive"

Hillel to Host Holocaust Remembrance Night

Author and biographer Amy McDonald will be the keynote speaker, sharing the story of survivor Max Steinmetz.

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Golf Tournament Fundraiser Supports UA RISE Center

The RISE Tournament of Champions benefiting The University of Alabama RISE Center will be held April 20-21 at NorthRiver Yacht Club in Tuscaloosa.

Two students, one male and one female, hold up a poster that says "Black Warrior Film Festival"

For Your Enjoyment: Movies, Music and a Bunch of Bugs

Looking for something to do this coming week? Here’s some inspiration.

Historical marker for the Mound

UA Honors Week 2022 Culminates with Tapping on the Mound

The University of Alabama will recognize the achievement of outstanding students and faculty during Honors Week, April 4-8, culminating in the Tapping on the Mound ceremony on Honors Day.

The Bama Bug Fest poster with general information

Bama Bug Fest Returns In-Person at New Location

Bama Bug Fest will return in-person to celebrate the diversity and benefits of arthropods at the Alabama Museum of Natural History April 9. 

photograph of a silver metallic sculpture at the center of the Woods Quad taken from the balcony

For Your Enjoyment: Sherlock Holmes, Jazz and Art Walks

There’s no shortage of arts and culture events on and around campus this week.