The University of Alabama

Ruby Tilghman was crowned Miss Alabama 2026 June 6 at Samford University. Tilghman graduated from UA in May and will attend the Heersink School of Medicine at The University of Alabama at Birmingham.

Students from The University of Alabama earned national recognition after placing second at the prestigious ICSC & UNC Retail Real Estate Case Competition, hosted during ICSC Las Vegas.

Seventeen University of Alabama students and recent alumni are among this year's field of 45 contestants set to compete for the title of Miss Alabama.

Student entrepreneurs pitched their business plans to a panel of judges, received feedback and competed for cash prizes from $500 to the grand prize of $50,000.

Students competed in New York City and Athens, Georgia.

The Manderson Case Team won this year's Race & Case competition, hosted by the Daniels College of Business at the University of Denver. Teams earned points through both their case presentation and a ski race in Breckenridge, Colorado.

The competition awarded more than $11,000 in scholarships this year.

The University of Alabama has named its 2025 homecoming court, which includes local student Carrington Mills.

University of Alabama students once again impressed the judges during the 2025 River Pitch competition, where West Alabama entrepreneurs shared over 60 unique business ideas.

Warriors Bend, which includes local student Nate Arentsen, won the UA Student Government Association's Battle of the Bands fundraising event benefitting the Joe Espy Needs-Based Scholarship.

The University of Alabama has named its 2025 homecoming court, which includes local student Morgan Grzybowski.

The University of Alabama has named its 2025 homecoming court, which includes local student Rachel Rybicki.

Warriors Bend, which includes local student William Hall, won the UA Student Government Association's Battle of the Bands fundraising event benefitting the Joe Espy Needs-Based Scholarship.

The University of Alabama has named its 2025 homecoming court, which includes local student Crawford West.

The University of Alabama has named its 2025 homecoming court, which includes local student Sydney Blackhurst.

Warriors Bend, which includes local student Luke Jordan, won the UA Student Government Association's Battle of the Bands fundraising event benefitting the Joe Espy Needs-Based Scholarship.

Warriors Bend, which includes local student David Brett, won the UA Student Government Association's Battle of the Bands fundraising event benefitting the Joe Espy Needs-Based Scholarship.

Warriors Bend, which includes local student Alston Murphy, won the UA Student Government Association's Battle of the Bands fundraising event benefitting the Joe Espy Needs-Based Scholarship.

Julia Schumacher of Mankato was named first runner-up at the Miss University of Alabama competition, earning a $2,000 scholarship.

Rylie Dewley was named second runner-up at Miss University of Alabama earning a $1,700 scholarship.

Caroline Gibson of Northport was third runner-up at the Miss University of Alabama competition.

Abigail Sosa of Cullman was named fourth runner-up at the Miss University of Alabama competition.

Hailey Adams was crowned Miss University of Alabama 2026 Oct. 10 at the Bama Theatre. She is a junior from Birmingham majoring in public relations on the CREATE Path to MBA.

These outstanding Culverhouse College of Business students excel academically and dedicate themselves to serving their community.

Ten University of Alabama students are among this year's field of 43 contestants set to compete for the title of Miss Alabama June 23-28 at Samford University in Birmingham.

Student entrepreneurs pitched their business plans to a panel of judges, received feedback and competed for cash prizes from $500 to the grand prize of $50,000.

The students had six weeks to work with SafePush - a biomedical device that attaches to a syringe and controls the flow rate of the injection - to develop a strategy that would help them accelerate their ability to gain FDA approval and ultimately scale revenues.

Nearly 50 high schoolers, college students, and professionals visited HudsonAlpha Institute for Biotechnology on March 1, spending the day participating in the eighth HudsonAlpha Tech Challenge (HATCH). HATCH 2025 was made possible by Innovate Alabama, the presenting sponsor.

Winning in Washington, D.C. - the Manderson MBA Case Team opened up the spring 2025 season with a win at the Howard University MBA-X Conference and Case Competition.

University of Alabama student publication members earned accolades at the Best of the South awards at the Southeastern Journalism Conference hosted at Mississippi State University.