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Events

Events

Check out upcoming events you can attend for Greek Points. Want to add your event? Check out the requirements and submit an application linked on our Greek Points page.

DateTimeEventLocationDescriptionHosting OrgGreek Point(s)Engagement Wave
9/23/269 am – 3 pm Petals for a Purpose – B+ x Theta Flower SaleThe QuadA tabling event on the quad where anyone can venmo $5 t the B+ Foundation and get greek points and a white or yellow flower that represents fighting childhood cancer.B+ x Theta 1Community Service and Engagement
9/23/2612 – 2:30 pmADPI Philanthropy Week Day 3: ADPI IN FULL BLOOM Flower SaleAlpha Delta Pi Sorority HouseJoin us outside of the ADPi house on September 23rd from 12pm to 2:30pm to purchase a flower for $3 in support of the Ronald McDonald House.Alpha Delta Pi1Community Service and Engagement
9/23/263 – 5 pm Cards for Cookies for Childhood CancerDelta Zeta HouseSeptember is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month! Join us at the Delta Zeta house on September 23 from 3–5 PM to make cards for children bravely fighting childhood cancer. Come spread a little extra love, encouragement, and positivity to brighten their day!Delta Zeta1Community Service and Engagement
9/23/265 – 6 pmTalk Saves LivesStudent Center room 3104Talk Saves Lives is a standardized, peer led, suicide prevention and awareness program provided by AFSP. Participants will learn common risk factors and warning signs associatd with suicide and how to keep themselves and others safe.Counseling Center1Holistic Development
9/24/2610 am – 2 pmPledge to End SepsisUA Student CenterStudents will briefly read a poster demonstrating what sepsis is and how to prevent it, and then simply sign a paper banner thus pledging to end sepsis by taking this knowledge into their communities!SHINE1Community Service and Engagement
9/24/2610 – 11:30 amMEDLIFE Information & Recruitment TablingUASC Indoor Tabling Area (Near Elephant)MEDLIFE will be tabling to spread our mission and recruit students to join who are interested in serving medically underserved areas globally. There will be an option to donate to our organization to support our efforts in order to earn a Greek point.MEDLIFE1Community Service and Engagement
9/24/2611 am – 12 pmTalk Saves LivesStudent Center room 3108Talk Saves Lives is a standardized, peer led, suicide prevention and awareness program provided by AFSP. Participants will learn common risk factors and warning signs associatd with suicide and how to keep themselves and others safe.Counseling Center1Holistic Development
9/24/261 – 3:30 pm ADPi Philanthropy Week Day 4: Kona Ice and Card MakingAlpha Delta PiJoin us in the front yard of the ADPi house for some Kona Ice Snow cones and Card Making for the families staying at Ronald McDonald House Birmingham!Alpha Delta Pi Sorority1Community Service and Engagement
9/24/266 – 7 pmBlue ButtonStudent Center 3108Blue button is a training open to anyone on campus interested in providing peer support. Participants will receive an overview of local and on-campus mental health and crisis resources that are available to our students. Participants will receive a resource card to share with others and a button to identify that they have received training in peer support.Counseling Center1Holistic Development
9/25/267 am – 5:30 pmPERCENTAGE DAY – GB Nutrition (UA Miracle) GB Nutrition Come support UA Miracle at GB Nutrition! A percentage of the daily sales will be donated to support Children’s of Alabama!UA Miracle x Phi Mu1Community Service and Engagement
9/25/269 am – 5 pmDolly Parton Imagination Library FundraiserUA Student CenterA fundraiser to honor Dolly Parton because we are working 9 to 5 for early literacy!Roll Tide® For Reading1Community Service and Engagement
9/25/2611 am – 1 pm Hot Dogs for HearingDelta Zeta HouseJoin us for Hot Dogs for Hearing, a fun fundraiser supporting Delta Zeta’s philanthropy, Speech & Hearing! Stop by the Delta Zeta House on September 25, 2026, from 11:00 AM–1:00 PM to grab a delicious hot dog while helping support important speech and hearing initiatives. Come hungry, bring your friends, and help us make a difference—one hot dog at a time!Delta Zeta1Community Service and Engagement
9/25/261 – 4 pmSigma Kappa x Sigma Alpha Mu Pie for a CauseDenny Chimes Sigma Kappa and Sigma Alpha Mu are partnering for Pie for a Cause, a philanthropy event benefiting the Alzheimer’s Association. Join us on the Quad for an afternoon of fun, laughing, and pieing while supporting a meaningful cause and connecting with the UA community! Can’t make it to the event? You can also “pie” your friends or family from afar, and we’ll send them a video of the pieing!Sigma Kappa x Sigma Alpha Mu2Community Service and Engagement
9/25/262 – 5 pm Alpha Tau Omega X Phi Mu Bonnamu Philanthropy EventAlpha Tau Omega HouseBonnamu is an annual philanthropy event hosted with Phi Mu to benefit Children’s of Alabama, one of the state’s leading hospitals providing specialized care to children facing life-threatening illnesses. The event brings the Greek community together to support pediatric healthcare and make a difference in the lives of Alabama children and their families.ATO x Phi Mu2Community Service and Engagement
9/25/262 – 5 pm ADPI Philanthropy Week Day 5: ΑΔΠ – ΒΘΠ – BBQBeta Theta Pi Fraternity HouseJoin ADPI and Beta Theta Pi at the Beta Fraternity House for great food, great music, and fundraising for a great cause!Alpha Delta Pi and Beta Theta Pi 2Community Service and Engagement
9/26/2611 am – 2 pm Breakfast for ChampionsPi Beta Phi HouseCome join us for breakfast, fun, and supporting Read>Lead>Achieve! Pi Beta Phi will be hosting Breakfast for Champions the morning of the South Carolina game. The event will last from 11 am- 2 pm. Tickets are available online with all of the proceeds going to support literacy initiatives.Pi Beta Phi1Community Service and Engagement
9/26/2610 am – 12 pm Kappa Kitchen For a CauseKappa Kappa GammaOn September 26th, the Kappa house will be hosting a game day brunch from 11-1 in the dining room. All proceeds will go to our Philanthropies; The JED foundation, The Kappa Kappa Gamma Foundation, and Big Brothers Big Sisters of West Alabama. All guests are welcome and encouraged to join us! Tickets will be sold for $10 each. It will be a fun filled morning of football, brunch, and community!Kappa Kappa Gamma1Community Service and Engagement
9/26/2611 am – 2 pm AOII Backyard BashAOII House Join the members of Alpha Omicron Pi at the University of Alabama for our annual game-day tailgate, Backyard Bash, benefiting the Arthritis Foundation. Help us fund research, awareness, and support for those living with arthritis! We will have game-day food to get us ready to cheer on the Tide against the South Carolina Gamecocks.AOII1Community Service and Engagement
9/26/265 – 9 pm PERCENTAGE DAY – Chipotle (Wish Makers at Bama)ChipotleWish Makers at Bama will be hosting a Percentage night with Chipotle Wish Makers at Bama1Community Service and Engagement
9/28/267 am – 6 pmPERCENTAGE DAY – The Bama SipThe Bama SipThis is a percentage night with The Bama Sips and 10% of all sales mentioning Paws of UA will go to the metro animal shelter!Paws of UA1Community Service and Engagement
9/28/265 – 9 pmPERCENTAGE DAY – Chipotle (The Joy Project)ChipotleGet dinner from Chipotle on The Strip from 5-9pm on September 28th to support The Joy Project and get a Greek Point! The funds from this percentage day will be put towards running our elementary school pen pal program, financial support initiatives for families in need, senior living outreach program, and yearly holiday festival for underserved elementary schoolers. Our community impact depends on fundraisers like this, and we are so grateful for all of the support we have received over the years to continue uplifting people in our area!The Joy Project 1Community Service and Engagement
9/28/265:15 – 6:16 pmTriBeta x NMDP Cheek Swab Virtual TrainingLloyd 227NMDP (formerly known as Be the Match) is the national partner of TriBeta National Biological Honor Society. In preparation for their October swabbing event, Cheek Week, NMDP’s UA branch will come speak to our organization about how to go about tabling and swabbing for maximizing the number of potential marrow donors.TriBeta x NMDP 1Community Service and Engagement
9/29/26ALL DAYVENMO DAY – World Heart Day with Alabama CrewStudent Center PlazaA Venmo fundraiser and tabling with Alabama Crew for World Heart Day to talk about how staying in shape and dedicating time to personal fitness benefit all aspects of life, not least academic performance for students.Alabama Crew1Holistic Development
9/29/266:30 – 7:30 pm Mind Matters WorkshopOnlineThe Counseling Center hosts a Mind Matters workshop series throughout the academic year. Each workshop focuses on a different topic that students may face or struggle with during their college experience. This workshop is free and registration is not required. For more information visit the UA Counseling Center website. Counseling Center1Holistic Development
9/30/26ALL DAYVENMO DAY – Friends of MSFVenmo @fomsfuaVenmo day for Freinds of Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), that supports the cause of the international humanitarian organization MSF (Doctors Without Borders). Fundrs raised from this venmo day will go towards supporting cost associated with our medical mission in the summer of 2027 as well as our annual donation to MSF.Freinds of MSF Venmo Day1Community Service and Engagement
9/30/267 am – 6 pm GB Nutrition percentage day for Special Olympics at UAGB NutritionA percentage day fundraiser for the special olympics college of UA organization!Special Olympics College at UA1Community Service and Engagement
9/30/2610 am – 3 pmPie-A-Phi for B+ FoundationThe QuadThe brothers of the Alpha Delta Phi will be on the Quad offering opportunities to pie our members in the face for $5+ donations to the Andrew McDonough B+ Foundation, all proceeds will be used in efforts to fight childhood cancer.Alpha Delta Phi1Community Service and Engagement
9/30/265 – 9 pm Student Alumni Ambassadors Percentage Night at ChipotleChipotleStudent Alumni Ambassadors will fundraise at Chipotle!Student Alumni Ambassadors1Community Service and Engagement
10/01/269 am – 12:30 pmBeat Auburn Beat Hunger KickoffReese PhiferThe BABH Kickoff will be a fun and interactive tabling event that officially launches this year’s Beat Auburn Beat Hunger competition. The event will combine food, games, and spirit items to draw in students while also serving as a space to share information and encourage involvement.Beat Auburn Beat Hunger1Community Service and Engagement
10/01/2611:30 am – 1:30 pmBeat Auburn Beat Hunger KickoffFresh Foods and Lakeside DiningAt our tabling events, we share information about Beat Auburn Beat Hunger’s mission, upcoming events, and ways students and community members can get involved. Volunteers help run the table by greeting people, answering questions, and encouraging donations to support the West Alabama Food Bank. Tabling also includes fun activities such as handing out flyers, stickers, or small giveaways to spread awarenessBeat Auburn Beat Hunger 1Community Service and Engagement
10/01/2612 – 2 pmTrailblazing Thursday – Know Your ValueStudent Center Plaza Infront of the ElephantThis is a tabling where students will be informed on how to confidently navigate salary conversations and job offer decisions. It will provide practical tools to assess compensation, advocate effectively, and make informed career choices that reflect one’s true worth.Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc1Holistic Development
10/01/2612 – 1 pmMind Matters WorkshopStudent Center 3108The Counseling Center hosts a Mind Matters workshop series throughout the academic year. Each workshop focuses on a different topic that students may face or struggle with during their college experience. This workshop is free and registration is not required. For more information visit the UA Counseling Center website. Counseling Center1Holistic Development
10/01/267 am – 6 pm PERCENTAGE DAY – Bama Sip ; Make a Wish Bama Sip Everyone will have the opportunity to go to Bama Sip and buy a drink. A percentage of the money made that day will be donated to support Chi Omega’s Philanthropy, Make-A-Wish! Because it is so close to campus, we anticipate everyone will walk.Chi Omega1Community Service and Engagement
10/01/266 – 8 pmTime for Baile with HLA x BSU x UA WellnessStudent Center (Room 2100)Students will learn the basics of two different dance styles through a collaboration between HLA and BSU. HLA will teach participants basic bachata steps, while BSU will teach the basics of line dancing. The event will provide a fun, welcoming opportunity for students to learn new skills, experience different forms of cultural expression, and connect with others.HLA x BSU x UA Wellness1Global and Intercultural Learning
10/1/267 – 8 pmChallah BakeBama HillelPi Beta Phi and Bama Hillel will host a Challah Bake where we learn how to braid challah and learn about the significance of challah bread!Pi Beta Phi and Bama Hillel2Global and Intercultural Learning
10/02/261:30 – 5 pmBama Runs for Breast Cancer 5KDenny ChimesJoin us for the 2nd Annual Bama Runs for Breast Cancer 5K Race. It will be a color run with raffle prizes, food trucks, and more! All funds will be going to two amazing initiatives: (1) DCH Health System’s Help & Hope Fund – Paxman Project and (2) UAC’s Pink Promise Fund to provide emergency assistance (i.e. utility support, hospital bills, co-pays) Everyone is invited to participate in this fun and meaningful event! You can run as an individual or with your organization/chapter! The cost of a race package is $30, which breaks down to $10 for sign-up, $15 for t-shirt, and $5 colored pink powder. Visit @uamedcomm on Instagram to register!Medicine and Community, Alabama Interfraternity Council (IFC), Universities Against Cancer (UAC), and the Pre-Physician Assistant Society2Community Service and Engagement
10/05/269 am – 7 pmBeat Auburn Beat Hunger BLENZ Bowls Percentage DayBlenz BowlsPurchasing a Blenz Bowl on our percentage day will encourage students to give back to the community by providing monetary donationsBeat Auburn Beat Hunger1Community Service and Engagement
10/05/2611 am – 12 pm Purple Pop In tablingStudent Center Come join us in honoring Domestic Violence Month.Camellia Center1Holistic Development
10/05/2611:30 am – 4 pmAmerican Red Cross Blood Drive x Medicine and CommunityNortheast Medical Building Training-Seminar Room 1403 (ALRI Training Room)Medicine and Community is partnering with the American Red Cross to host a blood drive, where students, faculty, and any members of the community can donate their blood and help those in need, especially those undergoing upcoming surgeries. Scan the QR code on the flyer or click this link to make an appointment!Medicine and Community1Community Service and Engagement
10/06/26All Day VENMO DAY – KinderVision ClubVenmo @KinderVision-ClubSupport School Safety for Just $5! Donate $5 via Venmo @KinderVision-Club to support the KinderVision Club and help raise awareness about the Red Zone—the early weeks of college when freshmen may be especially vulnerable to safety issues. Every $5 helps us promote awareness and work toward a safer college experience for students!KinderVision Club1Community Service and Engagement
10/06/2611:30 – 1:30 pm Beat Auburn Beat Hunger TablingStudent Center PlazaAt our tabling events, we share information about Beat Auburn Beat Hunger’s mission, upcoming events, and ways students and community members can get involved. Volunteers help run the table by greeting people, answering questions, and encouraging donations to support the West Alabama Food Bank. Tabling also includes fun activities such as handing out flyers, stickers, or small giveaways to spread awareness. These events are an important way to engage the campus community, raise awareness about food insecurity, and build excitement for the annual BABH competition against Auburn.Beat Auburn Beat Hunger1Community Service and Engagement
10/06/262 – 3 pm QPRStudent Center room 3108Promoting the wellness of our students, friends, families, co-workers, and fellow citizens and helping prevent suicide is every person’s responsibility. There are three steps anyone can learn to help prevent suicide. Question, Persuade, Refer (QPR) is a free 1 hour suicide prevention training. Registration required. To register, visit: https://counseling.sa.ua.edu/tide-against-suicide/prevention-training/Counseling Center1Holistic Developmen
10/07/2612 pm Gut Check: How Alcohol Shapes Your Nutrition and MicrobiomeUA Student Center Forum (Room 3700)Join Health Promotion and Wellness and learn about Alcohol and the effects it takes on your body.HPW1Holistic Development
10/07/2612 pmMental Health Brown Bag: Understanding Domestic Violence in the Digital AgeOnlineThe Mental Health Brown Bag series is a virtual lunch and learn series focusing on supporting your mental health. Each month will focus on a different aspect of mental health and feature our local campus and Tuscaloosa resources.HPW1Holistic Development
10/07/264 – 5:30 pm Reality Check: Love IslandStudent Center Come join us in honoring Domestic Violence Month.Camellia Center1Holistic Development
10/07/265:30 – 8 pmSpeaking Life: Changing the Conversation Within – Lambda Zeta Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority IncNorth Lawn Hall 2006A wellness forum centered on the way we speak to ourselves and the importance of practicing positive self-talk. The event will be divided into three 15-minute segments: self-care, a mental health reset, and a letter-writing/affirmation activity. Each segment will give participants a different way to pause, reflect, and intentionally pour back into themselves. This event is business casual. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc1Holistic Development
10/08/26 11:30 am – 1:30 pmBeat Auburn Beat Hunger TablingFresh FoodsAt our tabling events, we share information about Beat Auburn Beat Hunger’s mission, upcoming events, and ways students and community members can get involved. Volunteers help run the table by greeting people, answering questions, and encouraging donations to support the West Alabama Food Bank. Tabling also includes fun activities such as handing out flyers, stickers, or small giveaways to spread awareness. These events are an important way to engage the campus community, raise awareness about food insecurity, and build excitement for the annual BABH competition against Auburn.Beat Auburn Beat Hunger1Community Service and Engagement
10/08/261 pm – 7 pmCANstructionStudent Center LawnJoin us for our 2nd Annual CANstruction in support of the 33rd Annual Beat Auburn Beat Hunger Drive! We’ll collect 33,000 cans and use the donations to spell out ROLL TIDE on the Student Center lawn. Volunteers are needed to help build the display, with all cans donated directly to the West Alabama Food Bank afterward.Beat Auburn Beat Hunger1Community Service and Engagement
10/08/266:30 – 8:30 pm Our Next Chapter: a Blueprint for America with James FishbackRussell Hall 159Join Turning Point USA for Our Next Chapter: A Blueprint for America, featuring entrepreneur and policy advocate James Fishback. Hear his vision for America’s future, followed by a live Q&A on business, leadership, public policy, and civic engagement.Turning Point USA1Global and Intercultural Learning
10/09/267 am – 6 pmWIPLS PERCENTAGE DAY Greek Point Event– Bama SipBama SipWomen in Pre-Law Society is hosting a Percentage Day at Bama Sips on October 9 from 7 a.m.–6 p.m. Students can stop by throughout the day to support WPLS while enjoying Bama Sips. The event will also qualify for Greek Point participation.Women in Pre Law Society1Community Service and Engagement
10/09/2610 am World Mental Health Day Tabling EventStudent Center Plaza Stop by HPW table in the plaza to gain resources about mental health!HPW1Holistic Development
10/12/266 am – 5 pmPERCENTAGE DAY – Bama SipBama SipsAlpha Omicron Pi will be partnering with Bama Sip where a portion of the proceeds will go to the Arthritis Foundation. Alpha Omicron Pi1Community Service and Engagement
10/12/2611:30 – 1:30 pmBeat Auburn Beat Hunger TablingLakeside Dining HallAt our tabling events, we share information about Beat Auburn Beat Hunger’s mission, upcoming events, and ways students and community members can get involved. Volunteers help run the table by greeting people, answering questions, and encouraging donations to support the West Alabama Food Bank. Tabling also includes fun activities such as handing out flyers, stickers, or small giveaways to spread awareness. These events are an important way to engage the campus community, raise awareness about food insecurity, and build excitement for the annual BABH competition against Auburn.Beat Auburn Beat Hunger1Community Service and Engagement
10/13/269 – 10 am Blue ButtonStudent Center- Forum 3700Blue button is a training open to anyone on campus interested in providing peer support. Participants will receive an overview of local and on-campus mental health and crisis resources that are available to our students. Participants will receive a resource card to share with others and a button to identify that they have received training in peer support.Counseling Center1Holistic Development
10/13/265 – 9 pmChipotle Percentage Night with Alabama Women’s HockeyChipotle Treat yourself to some Chipotle while supporting Alabama Women’s Hockey! Please be sure to mention Alabama Women’s Hockey at checkout. All funds raised will go directly to our team and support our mission of providing opportunities for girls and women in the south to play hockey!Alabama Womens Hockey1Community Service and Engagement
10/13/265:30 – 6:45 pm Making Kennel Cards for MetroStudent CenterDuring this event, we will create personalized cards for Metro Animal Shelter to place on the dogs’ kennels, helping potential adopters learn more about each dog and see their unique personality.Paws of UA1Community Service and Engagement
10/13/265:30 – 6:30 pm SPELL TO EXCEL: Health Literacy Spelling BeeRussell Hall Room 159This educational spelling bee will be held in recognition of October being National Health Literacy Month. The event will promote health literacy by challenging participants to engage with important public health terminology and topics in a fun, interactive environment. The event will also encourage student and community engagement while raising funds to support internal scholarships and service awards within the organizationESG and Hands in Health1Community Service and Engagement
10/13/266:30 – 7:30 pmMind Matters WorkshopStudent Center 3108The Counseling Center hosts a Mind Matters workshop series throughout the academic year. Each workshop focuses on a different topic that students may face or struggle with during their college experience. This workshop is free and registration is not required. For more information visit the UA Counseling Center website. Counseling Center1Holistic Development
10/14/267 am – 6 pm PERCENTAGE DAY – GB Nutrition x Wish Makers at BamaGB Nutrition Wish Makers will be hosting a percentage day with GB nutrition on October 14th from 7am to 6pm.Wish Makers at Bama1Community Service and Engagement
10/14/2611 am – 1 pm Fall Carnival Information / Resource FairStudent Center LawnCome join us for a Fall Carnival and learn about what we offer at the Camellia Center.Camellia Center1Holistic Development
10/14/2610:30 am – 12:30 pmBeat Auburn Beat Hunger TablingFresh FoodsAt our tabling events, we share information about Beat Auburn Beat Hunger’s mission, upcoming events, and ways students and community members can get involved. Volunteers help run the table by greeting people, answering questions, and encouraging donations to support the West Alabama Food Bank. Tabling also includes fun activities such as handing out flyers, stickers, or small giveaways to spread awareness.Beat Auburn Beat Hunger 1Community Service and Engagement
10/14/265 – 6 pmTalk Saves LivesStudent Center room 3111Talk Saves Lives is a standardized, peer led, suicide prevention and awareness program provided by AFSP. Participants will learn common risk factors and warning signs associatd with suicide and how to keep themselves and others safe.Counseling Center1Holistic Development
10/14/265:30 pm – 6:30 pmSSHW CPR ClassLloyd Hall 222Students Supporting Healthcare Workers (SSHW) will host a free CPR class taught by Glenn Davis and Travis Parker, nationally registered paramedics with the UA EMS Program. Students will learn essential CPR and emergency response skills, with the option to earn an official American Heart Association BLS certification for $15. The certification is valid for two years.Students Supporting Health Care Workers1Experiential Learning
10/14/266:30 – 7:30 pmPR in NIL/Sports PanelReese Phifer 104CJoin us for a panel with On Brand Athletes and Yea Alabama to learn how public relations is changing the landscape in sports and NIL.Public Relations Student Society of America1Leadership Development
10/15/268 am – 9 pmVENMO DAY – Joy Project OnlineVenmo the Joy Project $5 to support our various initiatives! Donations will be put towards running our elementary school pen pal program, financial support initiatives for families in need, senior living outreach program, and yearly holiday festival for underserved elementary schoolers. Our community impact depends on fundraisers like this, and we are so grateful for all of the support we have received over the years to continue uplifting people in our area!The Joy Project1Community Service and Engagement
10/15/2611 amTech Free Thursdays Student Center Room 2408Join the Department of Health Promotion & Wellness for Tech-Free Thursdays throughout the Spring 2026 semester. Once a month in the UA Student Center, we will provide a space for you to step away from technology for a moment and give you the opportunity to take a wellness break. Whether you would like to write a gratitude card, complete a coloring page, read a book you want to start, journal, etc. – this time will be for you and how you want to utilize it.HPW1Holistic Development
10/15/2612 – 1 pmMind Matters WorkshopOnlineThe Counseling Center hosts a Mind Matters workshop series throughout the academic year. Each workshop focuses on a different topic that students may face or struggle with during their college experience. This workshop is free and registration is not required. For more information visit the UA Counseling Center website. Counseling Center1Holistic Development
10/19/261 – 2 pmPurple Pop in Tabling Student CenterCome join us in honoring Domestic Violence Month.Cameilla Center 1Holistic Development
10/20/26ALL DAYBest Buddies Greek Point FundraiserVENMO @UA-BestBuddies VenmoSupport Best Buddies at the University of Alabama through our online Venmo fundraiser on Tuesday, October 20, 2026. Donations of $10 or more will directly support inclusive events and meaningful friendships between students and individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.Best Buddies UA1Community Service and Engagement
10/20/2611:30 am – 1:30 pm Beat Auburn Beat Hunger TablingStudent Center PlazaAt our tabling events, we share information about Beat Auburn Beat Hunger’s mission, upcoming events, and ways students and community members can get involved. Volunteers help run the table by greeting people, answering questions, and encouraging donations to support the West Alabama Food Bank. Tabling also includes fun activities such as handing out flyers, stickers, or small giveaways to spread awarenessBeat Auburn Beat Hunger1Community Service and Engagement
10/20/266 – 7 pm QPRStudent Center room 2408Promoting the wellness of our students, friends, families, co-workers, and fellow citizens and helping prevent suicide is every person’s responsibility. There are three steps anyone can learn to help prevent suicide. Question, Persuade, Refer (QPR) is a free 1 hour suicide prevention training. Registration required. To register, visit: https://counseling.sa.ua.edu/tide-against-suicide/prevention-training/Counseling Center1Holistic Developmen
10/21/26All Day VENMO DAY – Remote Area Medical (5k in a Day)VENMO @remoteareamedicalatuaVenmo $5 to support our organization’s outreach across Alabama and neighboring states to help provide free medical, dental, and vision care at Remote Area Medical clinics. Venmo @remoteareamedicalatua and include your name and Crimson email in the description.Remote Area Medical at UA1Community Service and Engagement
10/21/269 am – 9 pmWish Makers at Bama VENMO DAYVENMO @wishmakersatbamaWish Makers at Bama will be hosting a Venmo Day on October 21st. All profits made go directly towards granting the wish of a critically ill child in the Tuscaloosa Community.Wish Makers at Bama1Community Service and Engagement
10/21/263 pm#Adulting: Professional and Academic CommunicationsOnline Join HPW and learn how to responsibly communicate with peers in professional and academic settings.HPW1Holistic Development
10/21/264 – 5:30 pm Financial Safety PanelStudent Center Come join us in honoring Domestic Violence Month.Cameilla Center1Holistic Development
10/22/2611:30 am – 1:30 pmBeat Auburn Beat Hunger TablingFresh FoodsAt our tabling events, we share information about Beat Auburn Beat Hunger’s mission, upcoming events, and ways students and community members can get involved. Volunteers help run the table by greeting people, answering questions, and encouraging donations to support the West Alabama Food Bank. Tabling also includes fun activities such as handing out flyers, stickers, or small giveaways to spread awareness.Beat Auburn Beat Hunger 1Community Service and Engagement
10/22/2612 – 2 pmTrailbLaZing Thursday – LetterZ to LiftStudent Center – IndoorsJoin us for a tabling event that encourages participants to write letters to breast cancer patients to commemorate breast cancer awareness month.Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc1Community Service and Engagement
10/26/267 am – 6 pm PERCENTAGE DAY – GB Nutrition (The Joy Project)GB Nutrition Grab a drink from GB Nutrition on October 26th to support The Joy Project and get a Greek Point! The funds from this percentage day will be put towards running our elementary school pen pal program, financial support initiatives for families in need, senior living outreach program, and yearly holiday festival for underserved elementary schoolers.The Joy Project1Community Service and Engagement
10/26/2611:30 am – 1:30 pm Beat Auburn Beat Hunger TablingStudent Center Plaza At our tabling events, we share information about Beat Auburn Beat Hunger’s mission, upcoming events, and ways students and community members can get involved. Volunteers help run the table by greeting people, answering questions, and encouraging donations to support the West Alabama Food Bank. Tabling also includes fun activities such as handing out flyers, stickers, or small giveaways to spread awareness.Beat Auburn Beat Hunger 1Community Service and Engagement
10/27/2611:30 am – 1:30 pm Beat Auburn Beat Hunger TablingFresh FoodsAt our tabling events, we share information about Beat Auburn Beat Hunger’s mission, upcoming events, and ways students and community members can get involved. Volunteers help run the table by greeting people, answering questions, and encouraging donations to support the West Alabama Food Bank. Tabling also includes fun activities such as handing out flyers, stickers, or small giveaways to spread awareness.Beat Auburn Beat Hunger 1Community Service and Engagement
10/27/2612 pm Nourish to Flourish: Food Allergies and Intolerances 101OnlineJoin HPW in learning about Allergies and Intolernces.HPW1Holistic Development
10/27/265:30 – 8 pmLambda Zeta Presents: Shark TankNorth Lawn Hall 1014This forum introduces participants to the fundamentals of entrepreneurship the various ways entrepreneurs obtain capital. After a brief overview, participants will engage in a Shark Tank–style pitch activity judged by a panel of three evaluators. Working in small groups, attendees will collaborate to create and present a business concept, practicing real‑world skills such as problem‑solving, teamwork, financial reasoning, and persuasive communication. There will be three judges.Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc1Community Service and Engagement
11/02/268 am – 11 pm VENMO DAY – Sepsis AwarenessOnlineSHINE (Sepsis Hope Initiative for National Awareness) is hosting this Venmo day to donate our proceeds towards the Sepsis Alliance’s mission to advance sepsis awareness, education, reform, and research as well as fund sepsis education events held by SHINE on campus.SHINE1Community Service and Engagement
11/02/264 pm Financial Rebellion: 5 Powerful Steps to Reach Your DreamsStudent Center Forum (Room 3700)Join HPW in learning about Financial Literacy and reaching your financial HPW1Holistic Development
11/03/2611:30 am – 1:30 pmBeat Auburn Beat Hunger TablingStudent Center PlazaAt our tabling events, we share information about Beat Auburn Beat Hunger’s mission, upcoming events, and ways students and community members can get involved. Volunteers help run the table by greeting people, answering questions, and encouraging donations to support the West Alabama Food Bank. Tabling also includes fun activities such as handing out flyers, stickers, or small giveaways to spread awareness.Beat Auburn Beat Hunger 1Community Service and Engagement
11/03/265 – 6 pmTalk Saves LivesStudent Center room 3104Talk Saves Lives is a standardized, peer led, suicide prevention and awareness program provided by AFSP. Participants will learn common risk factors and warning signs associatd with suicide and how to keep themselves and others safe.Counseling Center1Holistic Development
11/03/266:30 – 7:30 pm Mind Matters WorkshopOnlineThe Counseling Center hosts a Mind Matters workshop series throughout the academic year. Each workshop focuses on a different topic that students may face or struggle with during their college experience. This workshop is free and registration is not required. For more information visit the UA Counseling Center website. Counseling Center1Holistic Development
11/04/265 – 6 pmQPRStudent Center room 3108Promoting the wellness of our students, friends, families, co-workers, and fellow citizens and helping prevent suicide is every person’s responsibility. There are three steps anyone can learn to help prevent suicide. Question, Persuade, Refer (QPR) is a free 1 hour suicide prevention training. Registration required. To register, visit: https://counseling.sa.ua.edu/tide-against-suicide/prevention-training/Counseling Center1Holistic Developmen
11/05/2611:30 – 1:30 pmBeat Auburn Beat Hunger TablingFresh FoodsAt our tabling events, we share information about Beat Auburn Beat Hunger’s mission, upcoming events, and ways students and community members can get involved. Volunteers help run the table by greeting people, answering questions, and encouraging donations to support the West Alabama Food Bank. Tabling also includes fun activities such as handing out flyers, stickers, or small giveaways to spread awareness.Beat Auburn Beat Hunger1Community Service and Engagement
11/05/2612 – 1 pm Mind Matters WorkshopStudent Center 3108The Counseling Center hosts a Mind Matters workshop series throughout the academic year. Each workshop focuses on a different topic that students may face or struggle with during their college experience. This workshop is free and registration is not required. For more information visit the UA Counseling Center website. Counseling Center1Holistic Development
11/05/265 – 8 pm ISA Fall Festival 2026John England HallThe ISA Fall Festival 2026 is a campus-wide cultural celebration hosted by the International Student Association. The event brings students from diverse backgrounds together through cultural performances, food, activities, and opportunities to connect while learning about the cultures represented across the University of Alabama community.International Students Association1Global and Intercultural Learning
11/09/2610 – 11 am Talk Saves LivesStudent Center room 3111Talk Saves Lives is a standardized, peer led, suicide prevention and awareness program provided by AFSP. Participants will learn common risk factors and warning signs associatd with suicide and how to keep themselves and others safe.Counseling Center1Holistic Development
11/11/2611 am – 5:15 pmBISON 5th Annual Cultural ExhibitionThe QuadThe BISON Cultural Exhibition celebrates Native American Heritage Month through traditional Native American dancing, singing, drumming, and cultural education, providing the UA community an opportunity to experience and learn about Indigenous cultures.Bama Indigenous Student Organization Network1Global and Intercultural Learning
11/11/266:30 – 7:30 pmProfessor Talk: Homeric Heroes in Ovid’s Love PoetryB.B Comer Room 257Come learn about Homeric heroes in Ovid’s love poetry with Dr. Sam Kindick! Open to everyone, with a reception afterward.The Classics Academy Club1Experiential Learning
11/12/268 am – 9 pm VENMO DAY – Joy Project OnlineVenmo the Joy Project $5 to support our various initiatives! Donations will be put towards running our elementary school pen pal program, financial support initiatives for families in need, senior living outreach program, and yearly holiday festival for underserved elementary schoolers. Our community impact depends on fundraisers like this, and we are so grateful for all of the support we have received over the years to continue uplifting people in our area!The Joy Project1Community Service and Engagement
11/12/2611 amTech Free ThursdaysStudent Center Room 2408Join the Department of Health Promotion & Wellness for Tech-Free Thursdays throughout the Spring 2026 semester. Once a month in the UA Student Center, we will provide a space for you to step away from technology for a moment and give you the opportunity to take a wellness break. Whether you would like to write a gratitude card, complete a coloring page, read a book you want to start, journal, etc. – this time will be for you and how you want to utilize it.HPW1Holistic Development
11/16/261 – 2 pmBlue ButtonStudent Center- Forum 3700Blue button is a training open to anyone on campus interested in providing peer support. Participants will receive an overview of local and on-campus mental health and crisis resources that are available to our students. Participants will receive a resource card to share with others and a button to identify that they have received training in peer support.Counseling Center1Holistic Development
11/17/2612 pmNourish to Flourish: Maintaining Peace with Your Body and Food During the HolidaysOnlineJoin HPW for their Nourish to Flourish Series. For this event they will be talking about how to take the best care of your body for the holidays.HPW1Holistic Development
11/17/266:30 – 7:30 pm Mind Matters WorkshopOnlineThe Counseling Center hosts a Mind Matters workshop series throughout the academic year. Each workshop focuses on a different topic that students may face or struggle with during their college experience. This workshop is free and registration is not required. For more information visit the UA Counseling Center website. Counseling Center1Holistic Development
11/18/263 pm #Adulting: Healthy Conflict in Friendships and Personal RelationshipOnlineJoin HPW as they discuss how to deal with healthy conflict.HPW1Holistic Development
11/18/2611 – 12 pmQPRStudent Center room 3108Promoting the wellness of our students, friends, families, co-workers, and fellow citizens and helping prevent suicide is every person’s responsibility. There are three steps anyone can learn to help prevent suicide. Question, Persuade, Refer (QPR) is a free 1 hour suicide prevention training. Registration required. To register, visit: https://counseling.sa.ua.edu/tide-against-suicide/prevention-training/Counseling Center1Holistic Developmen
11/18/265 – 10 pm ESG Friendsgiving @ Santos Street Eats & BarSantos Street Eats Join ESG for a Friendsgiving percentage night at Santos Street Eats & Bar! A percentage of the evening’s sales will support the Delta Xi Chapter and our public health mission. Come enjoy food, fellowship, and time with the ESG community while supporting our chapter!ESG1Community Service and Engagement
11/18/266 – 7 pm PRSSA Fashion & Communication PanelReese Phifer 104CJoin PRSSA for a conversation with industry professionals about the communication, strategy and storytelling behind today’s biggest fashion brands. The Fashion Alliance Network, Fashion for Futures and Van Cleef & Arpels will share key industry insights and exclusive experiential learning opportunities with attendees.Public Relations Student Society of America1Experiential Learning
11/19/2612 – 1 pm Mind Matters WorkshopStudent Center 3108The Counseling Center hosts a Mind Matters workshop series throughout the academic year. Each workshop focuses on a different topic that students may face or struggle with during their college experience. This workshop is free and registration is not required. For more information visit the UA Counseling Center website. Counseling Center1Holistic Development
12/1/266:30 – 7:30 pmMind Matters WorkshopOnlineThe Counseling Center hosts a Mind Matters workshop series throughout the academic year. Each workshop focuses on a different topic that students may face or struggle with during their college experience. This workshop is free and registration is not required. For more information visit the UA Counseling Center website. Counseling Center1Holistic Development
12/1/265 – 6 pmQPRStudent Center room 3108Promoting the wellness of our students, friends, families, co-workers, and fellow citizens and helping prevent suicide is every person’s responsibility. There are three steps anyone can learn to help prevent suicide. Question, Persuade, Refer (QPR) is a free 1 hour suicide prevention training. Registration required. To register, visit: https://counseling.sa.ua.edu/tide-against-suicide/prevention-training/Counseling Center1Holistic Developmen
12/3/2611 pmTech Free ThursdaysStudent Center Room 2408Join the Department of Health Promotion & Wellness for Tech-Free Thursdays throughout the Spring 2026 semester. Once a month in the UA Student Center, we will provide a space for you to step away from technology for a moment and give you the opportunity to take a wellness break. Whether you would like to write a gratitude card, complete a coloring page, read a book you want to start, journal, etc. – this time will be for you and how you want to utilize it.HPW1Holistic Development
12/3/2612 – 1 pm Mind Matters WorkshopStudent Center 3108The Counseling Center hosts a Mind Matters workshop series throughout the academic year. Each workshop focuses on a different topic that students may face or struggle with during their college experience. This workshop is free and registration is not required. For more information visit the UA Counseling Center website. Counseling Center1Holistic Development
12/3/265 – 6 pmTalk Saves LivesStudent Center room 3111Talk Saves Lives is a standardized, peer led, suicide prevention and awareness program provided by AFSP. Participants will learn common risk factors and warning signs associatd with suicide and how to keep themselves and others safe.Counseling Center1Holistic Development
1/28/265:30 – 8 pm Lambda Zeta Presents: Mic’ed Up Open Mic IntensiveNorth Lawn Hall Room 2006This event welcomes students back for the spring semester through two creative sessions. The first will introduce poetry, help students explore topics, and guide them in creating their own pieces. Participants can create poetry, spoken word, songs, or other forms of creative expression. The second event will be an open mic night, allowing participants to preform and share their work. This event is business casual.Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.1Holistic Development