Gov. Kay Ivey declares September 4 as “College Colors Day” in Alabama
Gov. Kay Ivey has welcomed college mascots from across the state to the Alabama Capitol as she proclaimed College Colors Day for Friday, September 4.
Gov. Kay Ivey has welcomed college mascots from across the state to the Alabama Capitol as she proclaimed College Colors Day for Friday, September 4.
Nearly 1,000 advocates from Alabama’s universities were in Montgomery to show support for higher education at the Alabama State House.
The Higher Education Day parade will feature mascots, marching bands, flags and students representing Alabama’s 14 public, four-year universities.
The Higher Education Partnership held its annual Higher Education Day at the Alabama State House.
It’s a tradition in Alabama as Gov. Kay Ivey was joined by mascots from the state’s 14 public universities to proclaim “College Colors Day” in the state.
Students, mascots and advocates representing all of Alabama’s 14 public universities were on-hand to help promote the value they bring to the State’s economy.
Hundreds of students and other representatives of Alabama’s 14 public colleges and universities were in Montgomery Thursday for the annual Higher Education Day.