Hundreds of students and other representatives of Alabama's 14 public colleges and universities were in Montgomery Thursday for the annual Higher Education Day. alnews alpolitics alabamanewsnetwork
Hundreds of students and other representatives of Alabama’s 14 public colleges and universities were in Montgomery Thursday for the annual Higher Education Day.
The event is held each year during the regular session of the Alabama Legislature. The goal is to increase awareness of higher education and its benefits to the state.This year’s event included a parade and a luncheon, plus a speech from Gov. Kay Ivey.
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