Over 15,000 students at the University of Alabama just went wild for President Trump when he arrived.
On May 1, 2025, President Donald Trump delivered a special address at the University of Alabama, marking his first commencement speech during his second term. The event, held at the Coleman Coliseum, was introduced by former football coach Nick Saban and drew thousands of attendees.
During his 56-minute speech, Trump praised the Class of 2025 as the first generation of the «Golden Age of America,» highlighting their potential to become the «greatest generation» due to the nation’s resurgence under his leadership. He shared ten life lessons, emphasizing the importance of perseverance, ambitious thinking, and originality. He also urged graduates to «find their limits and exceed them,» encouraging them not to see themselves as victims and to overcome adversity.
The president addressed political topics as well, celebrating the achievements of his first 100 days in office and reaffirming his commitment to policies such as immigration restrictions and the ban on transgender athletes in women’s college sports. This speech marked a significant moment for the University of Alabama, as it was the first time in 18 years that a sitting president had addressed its graduates.
