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Bama Rush is the term that came to describe the process in which young women at the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, prepare to rush for a sorority.

Bama Rush, the sorority recruitment process at the University of Alabama, first went viral on TikTok in August 2021 and has since become the subject of an HBO documentary. Here's everything to ...

Sorority rush week at the University of Alabama is once again capturing the hearts and minds of TikTokers around the world.

Sorority girls run after in excitement after receiving their sorority's bid for recruitment during the University of Alabama Bid Day, Saturday, Aug. 19, 2017, in Tuscaloosa, Ala.

Sorority Rush Week has returned to the University of Alabama campus — much to the fascination of social media. The sorority recruitment process — also known as “rushing” — is a period of ...

Alabama’s Panhellenic sorority system is the largest in the country. Each year, thousands of women try to join one of the 19 chapters on campus. More than 2,500 potential new members signed up ...

More than 2,500 women participated in Alabama sorority rush in 2021, with 2,307 women receiving bids. In 2022, approximately 2,583 women registered for formal fall recruitment.

Sorority rush is a tradition at many colleges. But in the South, rush inspires the same passionate zeal as collegiate football. Thanks to TikTok, the University of Alabama’s incarnation of that ...

My Alabama high school had sororities, and one pool party sealed my fate during rush By Kristine Lloyd Published June 3, 2023 10:59AM (EDT) ...

Call Kylan Darnell the "Diamond of the Season" from last year's sorority rush at the University of Alabama.. The 19-year-old gained hundreds of thousands of TikTok followers last fall as she ...

Members of the Alpha Phi sorority, University of Alabama. Preference day is perhaps the most formal day of the rush process. It consists of invite-only parties (sorority hopefuls can only attend ...