Group Exercise classes give students the ability to learn different workout routines for no additional fee. Class types range from Aerobic to Zumba and can last anywhere from 30 minutes to over an hour.
A UA student combines function and fashion with an accessory line that doubles as self-defense tools for women. Collections offer a variety of bracelets, rings and necklaces to empower and protect.
The Fashion for Life event surpasses its role as a senior showcase by encouraging discussion about mental health through its support of the Anxiety and Depression Association of America.
The Arts Council of Tuscaloosa awards grants to local organizations and artists for creative projects around town. Dance Alabama! is one of the organizations on campus to receive additional funding as part of the Small Grants program.
UA alumna Kenya Buchanan and Derek DeAndre continue to create a fashion community in Birmingham with their involvement in the second annual Magic City Fashion Week. They showed pieces from their collections featuring original designs.
As fashion weeks in major cities wrapped up in late September, fall fashion trends emerged. This year fall trends are diverse, reflecting the ecceletism of 2018.
Walking to the front of the room with a photo of trash projected on the stage behind her, Heidi Lynn Staples was the first poet to perform at the poetry reading hosted by UA’s creative writing program.
In its third year, the UA French department continues to grow its titled FLEX (French Language Exploration). It reaches 200 elementary school students between 15 different classes.
