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CULTURE

Autherine Lucy Hall houses the College of Education.

Beneath the books: Uncovering what the College of Education has to offer

Taylor Paton, Contributing Writer February 7, 2024

Founded in 1909, the University’s College of Education strives to serve the community through teaching at the K-12 and higher-education levels, guiding others about physical and mental health, and leading...

A piece from the SMGA exhibit by John Armstrong.

Faculty artists showcased in the Sarah Moody Gallery of Art

John Armstrong, Contributing Columnist February 4, 2024

The University’s Department of Art and Art History is showcasing faculty art in its biennial exhibition at the Sarah Moody Gallery of Art until Feb. 12. Inside, attendees will find selected works from...

Book recommendations for Black History Month

Book recommendations for Black History Month

Ava Morthland, Staff Writer February 4, 2024

During Black History Month, it is important to take a moment to not only recognize Black authors, but also appreciate the representation that is being shared through literature. These pieces of literature...

Quarters of Change

Rising indie rock band Quarters of Change electrifies and excites with second album

Anna Hill, Staff Reporter January 31, 2024

Indie rock band Quarters of Change released its sophomore album, “Portraits,” an electrifying compilation of songs fans have been waiting for, on Friday. The New York City-based band consists of drummer...

School of Social Work hosts book drive to support literacy initiatives

School of Social Work hosts book drive to support literacy initiatives

Savannah Ichikawa, Culture Editor January 31, 2024

The University’s School of Social Work’s Diversity Committee is hosting a book drive until March 1 for Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary School.   The drive began on Jan. 15.  Intended to honor...

‘Society of the Snow’ is a caring look at life, death, love and the significance of each

‘Society of the Snow’ is a caring look at life, death, love and the significance of each

Luke McClinton, Staff Writer January 28, 2024

Authors, directors and all other artists frequently find themselves on a journey — the pursuit of translating experience to content.   It is a noble quest. The infinite supply of human emotions,...

Getting the Plastics back together: ‘Mean Girls’ is revived for theater release

Getting the Plastics back together: ‘Mean Girls’ is revived for theater release

Brandon Smith, Race and Identity Reporter January 24, 2024

Revived for the big screen, “Mean Girls” (2024) returned to theaters, not as an adaptation of the original movie, but based on the Broadway musical. It premiered nationwide on Friday, Jan. 12, and...

‘Saltburn’: Disturbing or masterpiece?

‘Saltburn’: Disturbing or masterpiece?

Ava Morthland, Staff Writer January 24, 2024

“Saltburn,” directed by Emerald Fennell and released in November 2023, stars Barry Keoghan as Oliver Quick, Jacob Elordi as Felix Catton, Rosamund Pike as Elspeth Catton, Richard E. Grant as Sir James...

People participate in the MLK March of Jan. 15 in Tuscaloosa, Ala.

March on Tuscaloosa: School of Social Work celebrates the legacy of Dr. King

Brandon Smith, Race and Identity Reporter January 21, 2024

On Monday, Jan. 15, students from the UA School of Social Work participated in the annual MLK Jr. Unity March. Organized by the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, people marched on the streets of...

Molly - greasy hands

Culture Pick | Canine commerce: Unleashing success with local businesses and their furry partners

Elle Standish, Contributing Writer January 21, 2024

Despite being a college town, Tuscaloosa is a hub for small business owners. Aside from their products, the furry friends at these shops are also in high demand. Here is a quick tour of the four-legged...

Spring Spectrum Concert and Bark to the Beat Music 5K: A look into upcoming School of Music events

Spring Spectrum Concert and Bark to the Beat Music 5K: A look into upcoming School of Music events

Taylor Paton and Anna Hill January 17, 2024

The School of Music has been a vital component of The University of Alabama’s vibrant campus since opening in 1987. The school, which is based within Moody Music Building, teaches over 400 students at...

The Women and Gender Resources building

A look into what healthy relationships are in college

Ava Morthland, Staff Writer January 17, 2024

While in college, many students find themselves entering new relationships. Whether that be with friends, romantic partners or new family members, learning how to navigate and self-reflect is key in improving...