As Alabama A&M University continues to welcome more students to The Hill, demand for the Bulldog Market is growing. Established in 2021 to address food insecurity and other basic needs among AAMU students, the market highlighted its expanding role during a recent open house for students, faculty and staff. The event also introduced a new partnership with Food City aimed at generating additional support for the resource.

2026-09-23T12:00:00-08:00From left, Nina Swinton, AmeriCorps VISTA volunteer; Porsha Nettles-Johnson of Food City; Monica Clarke, Bulldog Market director; Xzavier Jackson, student worker; Kawania Harris, AmeriCorps VISTA volunteer; Sheri Stanley, Bulldog Market executive board secretary; and Christiana Coleman, graduate student, gather at the Bulldog Market./_images/bulldogmarketmainlredit.jpgMarket Now Serves More Than 250 Students a DayMarketNow Serves More Than 250 Students a Dayhttps://www.aamu.edu/about/inside-aamu/news/market-now-serves-more-than-250-students-a-day.html