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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
04/08/20265:30 pmNot on My Campus PanelStudent Center Room 3114Not On My Campus will be hosting a panel event. This is an educational event where students can hear from professionals.Not On My Campus1Global and Intercultural Learning
4/8/2026All DaySAFF x Joy Project Venmo DayVenmoFunds used will support families with foster childrenThe Joy Project1Community Service and Engagement
4/8/2026Letters of Love Venmo DayAll-DayVenmoLetters of Love is hosting a venmo day! We are raising money for children in hospitals all around the world. Please consider taking a second to venmo $5 to @makenna-seitz-2 and spread love letter by letter with us!Letters of Love1Community Service and Engagement
4/8/20266 – 8 pmFeed Your Soul Series: The Soundtrack of Well-BeingStudent Center Forum – Room 3700This Feed Your Soul event explores music-based activities that boost mental, emotional, and creative wellness. Bring your computer to curate playlists, create mashups on a free DJ platform, and analyze song lyrics to uncover their messages. It’s a fun, substance-free space to connect, create, and reset—one beat at a time.HPW1Holistic Development
4/8/265:30-7:30Neurodiversity Panel at UA 2026North Lawn Hall 1011 (on campus)A panel of neurodivergent speakers will talk about their experience being neurodivergent! “Neurodivergent” is an umbrella term for folks with autism, ADHD, bipolar disorder, Tourette syndrome, and similar disorders! It’s an excellent place to learn about these conditions while being able to participate in the discussion!Alabama Autism Advocates1Global and Intercultural Learning
04/08/20267pmRiptide 4th Annual ShowcaseStudent Center Theater (on campus)We will be hosting our 4th annual showcase. We will be showcasing our work from this current school year as well as other organziations work. We will have guests performing K-pop, Indian fusion, etc.Riptide HipHop Dance Crew1Experiential Learning
4/8/20267 am – 5 pmGB Nutrition Make-A-Wish FundraiserGlory Bound NutritionCome get an energy boost at GB Nutrition and support Make-A-Wish!Chi Omega1Community Service and Engagement
4/9/202612 – 1 pmMind Matters workshop seriesStudent 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 additional information, visit: https://counseling.sa.ua.edu/programs/mindmatters/Counseling Center1Holistic Development
04/09/202610am-4pmPledge to End SepsisQuadSHINE (Sepsis Hope Initiative for National Education)Sepsis is the #1 killer in U.S. hospitals alone. Yet, 25% of Americans report that have NEVER even heard of the word sepsis – today, we change that. We are holding the Pledge to End Sepsis, which will simply only require students signing a banner to pledge to prevent sepsis, to make 25% go to 0%.1Community Service and Engagement
04/09/202611:30AM-1:00PMButton Making Demo Day!Indoor Student CenterGet creative with Big Al by designing your own custom button and bringing Alabama’s favorite mascot to life! At this hands-on event, you’ll get to use our button-making machine—available *for free* to student organizations—and see how easy it is to turn your ideas into wearable designs. Stop by to make a fun button and learn how your org can use this resource for future events and giveaways! 🎉
UA Student Involvement / MySOURCE1Holistic Development
04/09/202612-2:30 p.m.Survivors Bloom from WithinStudent Center LawnSurvivors Bloom from Within is a resource fair in recognition of Sexual Assault Awareness Month. We will have campus and community partners tabling to share their services. Students will create pipe cleaner flowers to make their own bouquets or to donate to local organizations that support survivors of sexual assault.Camellia Center1Community Service and Engagement
04/09/265:00 PMPublic Safety Meets Public HealthRussell Hall 159In celebration of National Public Health Week, join ESG for an engaging presentation exploring the connection between public safety and public health. This session will highlight how these fields work together to improve community well-being, prevent harm, and create safer environments through collaborative efforts.Eta Sigma Gamma1Holistic Development
4/9/267 am-2 pmRiding for Gold 2026Quad- In Front of GorgasPie a Brother of Sigma Tau Gamma and help support Special Olympics at our annual 24-hour bike-a-thon!Sigma Tau Gamma1Community Service and Engagement
04/10/20263-5pmRun Now Worry LaterStarts at Theta Chi- run route around campus5K run starting at Theta Chi around campus! All ticket purchases of $10 per person will go towards the St Jude Foundation in honor of Grant Wells.Alpha Chi Omega1Community Service and Engagement
04/10/262pm – 4pmPickleball for a CauseUA Rec CourtsWe are hosting a pickleball tournament at the UA Rec to raise funds for future RAM clinic hosting. The clinic will provide free dental, vision, and medical care for anyone who needs it. Two-person teams can enter the tournament to compete against others and win gift cards! The team entry fee is $20 (or $10 per person) and can be paid through Venmo: @remoteareamedicalatua / Cash App: ramatuniversityofal / PayPal: ramatuniversityofalRemote Area Medical at UA1Community Service and Engagement
04/10/2026Sessions at 7am, 12:15pm, 3pm, and 5:15pmMat & MeaningMulti-Activity Room, Student Recreation CenterThe Camellia Center is proud to be hosting Mat & Meaning on April 10, 2026, at 7:00 a.m., 12:15 p.m., 3:00 p.m., and 5:15 p.m. in the Multi-Activity Room at the University of Alabama Student Recreation Center. Mat & Meaning is a donation-based community fitness event designed to encourage participants to care for their bodies and minds while supporting the Camellia Center’s mission to promote safety, empowerment, and wellness on campus. Tickets are $10 and can be purchased through the uStore. Participants can only attend one session for 1 Greek Point.Camellia Center1Community Service and Engagement
04/10/20264 pm- 7 pmPaddles for a PurposeThe Rec Center on campusThis event combines all four Greek Councils, featuring Alpha Gamma Delta (APA), Kappa Sigma (IFC), Alpha Phi Alpha (NPHC) and Kappa Alpha Pi (UGC) in a pickleball tournament where all proceeds will go to fighting hunger and military heroes!Alpha Gamma Delta3Community Service and Engagement
04/10/20262-5pmKappa X KA CrawfishKappa AlphaPhilanthropy Crawfish Event with Kappa Kappa Gamma and Kappa Alpha to benefit each of our philanthropies. This event will provide free crawfish and live music.Kappa Kappa Gamma & Kappa Alpha2Community Service and Engagement
04/10/265:00pm2026 Freaky Friday DebateTen Hoor 125The 2026 Freaky Friday Debate is the third annual spring debate between the UA College Republicans and UA College Democrats where the two clubs will engage in conversation using the opposing party’s views. Republicans will debate the liberal perspective and the Democrats will debate the conservative perspective.UA Common Ground1Global and Intercultural Learning
4/12/202612-1Sleep and Mental Health: Rest To Be Your BestOnline Running on 4 hours of sleep and vibes? 😴 Join HPW intern Erin Elliott to learn how better sleep can boost your mood, sharpen your focus, and support your mental health — even with classes, stress, and a packed social life. Walk away with simple, realistic tips you can start using tonight.
HPW1Holistic Development
4/12/20263 – 5 pmB+ x Theta x Theta Xi Pickleball TournamentUA Rec Pickleball CourtsJoin us for a fun-filled pickleball tournament co-hosted by the Alabama B+ Foundation and Kappa Alpha Theta! Proceeds from the tournament will support the Andrew McDonough B+ Foundation and the Theta Foundation, organizations dedicated to spreading hope, providing support, and making a difference in the lives of others.B+ Foundation and Kappa Alpha Theta and Theta Xi2Community Service and Engagement
4/12/20262 – 3 pmQPR (suicide prevention training)Student Center 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 Development
04/13/267 am – 5 pmWish Makers GB Nutrition Percentage DayOn UA Strip – 502 Red Drew Ave, Tuscaloosa, AL, 35401Wish Makers at Bama is hosting a Percentage Day with GB Nutrition on Monday April 13th from 7AM to 5PM. We will receive 10% from each purchase. All funds raised goes towards our goal of $10,000 to grant the wish of a critically ill child in our area!Wish Makers at Bama1Community Service and Engagement
4/13/202612 – 1 pmNourish to Flourish: Brain FuelonlineIs it okay to snack while studying? Are there foods that help me concentrate better while studying for finals? What foods help me having a strong brain throughout my lifetime? These questions and more will be answered as HPW dietitian Sheena Gregg shares how our brain is one of our body’s hungriest organs and how we properly fuel it. The Nourish to Flourish monthly series focuses on various nutrition topics for UA students to help you successfully navigate all of the overwhelming nutrition information on the interwebs.HPW1Holistic Development
04/13/20265-6 p.m.From Awareness to Action: Child Advocacy & Abuse PreventionStudent Center 3700April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month. Hear from local experts about the ways child advocacy can help combat childhood abuse.Camellia Center1Community Service and Engagement
04/14/2610-3C&IS Ambassadors x Student Executive Council FundraiserThe Quad (on campus)C&IS Ambassadors x Student Executive Council Fundraiser will be an event that will raise money for both organizations. We will be charging $5 to pie a member in the face and receive a greek point.C&IS Student Executive Council1Community Service and Engagement
4/15/20262 – 3:30 pmBystander Intervention TrainingUA Student Center 3107Join us to learn about interpersonal violence, identify bystander intervention strategies, talk through case scenarios as a group, and practice interventions.Camellia Center1Leadership Development
4/15/202612 am – 1 pm#Adulting: The Upside of Stress: Contagious Stress and ConnectiononlineLearn how building and maintaining a strong community can shift your ability to deal with stress in an effective way at school and at home.HPW1Holistic Development
04/15/266:00 PMRed Rook Press Spring Launch PartySMITH HALL (on campus)Red Rook Press is proud to announce our two new books for the spring: Orange Island, dystopian novel by Vanessa Frances, and Mantras of the Moon, a poetry collection by Srijani Mitra. Join us in live readings and Q&A sessions on April 15th from 6 to 8 pm. Food and drinks provided!Red Rook Press1Global and Intercultural Learning
4/15/20266 – 8 pmFeed Your Soul Series: Stories That StrengthenStudent Center Forum – Room 3700As the final event in our Feed Your Soul series, this program offers students a supportive space to reflect, connect, and prepare to finish the Spring semester strong. The event encourages healthy coping strategies while opening honest conversations around substance use, sexual assault, and navigating personal challenges. Guest speaker Blossom Rogers will share her powerful journey from nearly two decades of substance use to long-term recovery and her passion for inspiring others.HPW1Holistic Development
4/16/202611 amBlue Button TrainingUA Student Center Room 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 Center/Tide Against Suicide1Holistic Development
4/20/20262-3 pmQPR (suicide prevention training)Student Center 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 Development
4/20/2026All DayAnderson Society Venmo – Benefitting TPLF.VenmoVenmo $5 to @JulienneP to benefit the Tuscaloosa Public Library Foundation on behalf of The Anderson Society.The Anderson Society1Community Service and Engagement
4/21/20266:30 – 7:30 pmMind Matters workshop seriesVirtualThe 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 additional information, visit: https://counseling.sa.ua.edu/programs/mindmatters/Counseling Center1Holistic Development
4/23/202611 am – 1 pmTech Free ThursdaysStudent Center Room 3104Join 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
4/23/202612 – 1 pmMind Matters workshop seriesStudent 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 additional information, visit: https://counseling.sa.ua.edu/programs/mindmatters/Counseling Center1Holistic Development
2/9/20263:30 – 4:30 pmHuman Trafficking TablingUA Student Center second floorStop by our table on the second floor of the UA Student Center to learn about the Camellia Center’s events for National Human Trafficking Prevention Month.Camellia Center1Holistic Development
4/2/20267 am – 5 pmOnce Upon A Room x GB Nutrition Percentage DayGB Nutrition (Off Campus)A percentage day fundraiser at a local nutrition tea shop benefiting Once Upon A Room, a nonprofit dedicated to bringing comfort and joy to pediatric hospital patients.Once Upon A Room1Community Service and Engagement
4/25/20267 pm#SICKMOVES ShowOn Campus – English Building#SICKMOVES aligns with the Holistic Development engagement wave by fostering creativity, emotional well-being, and a sense of connection among University of Alabama students, staff, and families through an engaging performing arts experience.Dance Alabama!1Holistic Development
04/29/20269:30-11 a.m.Denim & Donuts2nd Floor Student Center & Quad outside GorgasDrop by to learn about Denim Day: an international response to a 1999 Italian court ruling. Grab some donut holes, too!Camellia Center1Global and Intercultural Learning