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Students enjoy a sunny day on the Quad.

Finding your way around campus

Ava Morthland, Culture Editor May 31, 2024

The University of Alabama is home to over 40,000 students and offers various ways to learn about opportunities and resources. Social media, apps, campuswide events and organizations that any student can...

Try these dorm-friendly recipes

Try these dorm-friendly recipes

Courtney Stringer, Staff Writer May 31, 2024

Embarking on the college journey often means saying goodbye to home-cooked meals that will usually be replaced with fast food and dining hall meals. However, living in a dorm doesn’t have to be synonymous...

The Strip is located on University Boulevard and features many businesses frequented by UA students.

Popular spots to drop by during Bama Bound

Ava Morthland, Culture Editor May 29, 2024

Before Bama Bound is over, here is a list of places to consider swinging by to stock up on all UA essentials. They are all located on the Strip, an area filled with retail stores and restaurants that embody...

"Heartbreak High," is series on Netflix that shows the realities of being teenagers

Movies and shows to be on the lookout for this Pride month

Ava Morthland, Culture Editor May 29, 2024

As Pride month approaches, it is important to take some time to recognize queer voices on and behind the screen. The following collection of movies and TV shows help educate and immerse people in the queer...

This print of a butterfly, the organization's logo, is based on a drawing the late Hunter Whitley drew prior to his death.

Local nonprofit advocates for veteran’s mental health this Memorial Day

Ava Morthland, Culture Editor May 27, 2024

This Memorial Day, Americans remember those who have lost their lives in service to the country. The Hunter Whitley Butterfly Initiative is a nonprofit organization that aims to bring awareness to veterans’...

Billie Eilish sinks in the water on her new album cover.

Culture Pick: Billie Eilish explores ups and downs of self-identity and relationships in new album

Anna Hill, Contributing Writer May 22, 2024

Last week Billie Eilish released her third studio album titled “Hit Me Hard and Soft.” It includes 10 songs ranging in styles from alternative pop to jazz with new vocal techniques. Eilish announced...

Located at 1901 Jack Warner Parkway next to the Tuscaloosa Public Library, the Queen City Pool and Pool House is the proposed new location for Kentuck.

Kentuck Art Center and City of Tuscaloosa plan to repurpose Queen City Pool and Pool House

Brandon Smith, Assistant Culture Editor May 17, 2024

Mayor Walt Maddox unveiled a proposal to renovate the Queen City Pool House during his Capital Projects recommendation presentation on April 30. The project would repurpose the historic building on Jack...

UA New College class aims to share gardening resources with the Tuscaloosa community

UA New College class aims to share gardening resources with the Tuscaloosa community

Ava Morthland, Staff Writer April 24, 2024

New College class 226 Organic Farming has been working with Jeremiah’s Community Garden in Tuscaloosa to help complete tasks at the garden and gain educational experiences.  According to the garden’s...

‘Don’t Forget Me’: Singer Maggie Rogers yearns for an easy love

‘Don’t Forget Me’: Singer Maggie Rogers yearns for an easy love

Ava Morthland, Staff Writer April 24, 2024

Maggie Rogers’ third studio album came out on April 12, telling the story of simple pleasures, becoming grounded and reflecting on her 20s. This album, “Don’t Forget Me,” is an authentic blend...

WVUA-FM and the University’s German courses partner for German broadcast

WVUA-FM and the University’s German courses partner for German broadcast

Savannah Ichikawa, Culture Editor April 21, 2024

WVUA-FM , the University’s student-operated radio station, and several sections of the University’s 200-level German courses will be hosting a live radio broadcast in German on April 25, from 8-9 p.m.  The...

UA organization focuses on environmental sustainability and justice in Tuscaloosa

UA organization focuses on environmental sustainability and justice in Tuscaloosa

Sarah Chase, Contributing Writer April 21, 2024

The Environmental Council has spent the past academic school year focused on advocacy and justice. Striving to bring a cleaner and more sustainable environment to Tuscaloosa and the University, the council’s...

Libraries promote sustainability with used books

Libraries promote sustainability with used books

Ava Morthland, Staff Writer April 17, 2024

Libraries help build a community of sustainability through the foundation of donating and reusing books. Resources like the Tuscaloosa Public Library and Little Free Libraries  aim to provide a neutral...