Alabama’s historic University Club opens after major renovation

(University of Alabama/Alex House Photo)

TUSCALOOSA – The University of Alabama has reopened the historic University Club after a more than $17 million renovation.

The University Club features casual and fine dining spaces, outdoor veranda, conference rooms and private event spaces.

A view from the veranda at the University Club. (University of Alabama/Alex House Photo)

The club’s new dining spaces include fine dining at Legacy 1834 and The Tusk Bar and Grill, bringing a relaxed atmosphere of camaraderie and connection for members. The club will also introduce new programming such as game day tailgates, brunches and holiday events.

Invited, an operator of approximately 200 city, golf and stadium clubs in North America, will oversee the day-to-day operations for the club.

(University of Alabama/Alex House Photo)

As a working laboratory, the University Club will foster growth for UA students seeking to gain hands-on event, hospitality and operational experience, the university said. The collaboration will enable students from the University’s hospitality management program to work and learn closely with staff at the club, enhancing and furthering their experience through internships and employment opportunities within Invited’s programs.

University Club members who are UA employees can take advantage of Crimson Concierge, UA’s on-demand transportation service for faculty and staff, for transportation from campus to the University Club during lunch hours.

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