Let’s set aside a few minutes to give John Mayer’s new album, “Paradise Valley,” a try. You might like it. You might not, but two things are for sure: We don’t have the same tastes, and you won’t...

Seventy-five years ago, the Bama Theatre opened its doors for the first time, welcomed by a parade featuring The University of Alabama’s Million Dollar Band and a marquee reading “Alabama’s Finest...

People often say diversity is the spice of life, but to a group of students at The University of Alabama, diversity represents something a little sweeter. Diverse Desserts is a campus organization sponsored...

Students will be gathering with Creative Campus members to analyze multiple perspectives of a single object with the first installment of Object X. The idea of the event is to talk about the many ideas...

Galette’s 1021 University Blvd. Have to try: The Yellowhammer If Galette’s was given a senior class superlative, it would win “Most School Spirit.” Located under the Campus Party Store awning...

By Bianca Martin | Contributing Writer ^ School’s back in session here in Tuscaloosa, and so is the blazing heat. Having to walk to classes, lunch and anywhere around campus when it’s 90 degrees...

Casting Crowns will make its first appearance in Tuscaloosa Thursday when the band hits the stage of the amphitheater at 7 p.m. in front of more than 4,000 people. Wendy Riggs, director of the Tuscaloosa...

This year, the iconic boy band of the 1990s, the Backstreet Boys, celebrate their 20th anniversary with a world tour, including a stop at the Tuscaloosa Amphitheater. While the band has been out of...

The Tuscaloosa art scene continues to prosper and grow with the unveiling of The Dinah Washington Cultural Arts Center Aug. 29 at 6:30 p.m. The Arts Center, a new space to be used as a venue for rotating...