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A person leans over a display at the Book Arts exhibit.

Tuscaloosa art gallery gives a new meaning to reading

Alyssa Schubert, Contributing Writer March 9, 2022
Book arts is a group of art forms encompassing both traditional and new methods of binding and papermaking to push the limits of the structure and function of books.
‘Read more’: Author Carmen Maria Machado visits UA

‘Read more’: Author Carmen Maria Machado visits UA

Emilee Boster, Contributing Writer March 7, 2022

Author Carmen Maria Machado, a finalist for the 2017 National Book Award and the winner of the Bard Fiction Prize, visited The University of Alabama to meet the readers and writers who empathize with her...

Culture Pick | MARINA is not living in a 'Man’s World'

Culture Pick | MARINA is not living in a ‘Man’s World’

Bianca McCarty, Contributing Writer March 7, 2022

A long line of well-dressed concertgoers wound around the Coca-Cola Roxy in Atlanta, Georgia, Monday night. The words “MARINA: February 28,” shone in neon lights, accompanied by the clamor and excitement...

The good, the bad and the ugly of ‘Euphoria’

The good, the bad and the ugly of ‘Euphoria’

Carson Lott, Contributing Writer March 7, 2022

This article contains spoilers for HBO’s “Euphoria.”  HBO’s “Euphoria” is the trendiest show on television right now. Viewership for the second season is up nearly 100% from Season One,...

Stigma causes issues for women’s health

Stigma causes issues for women’s health

Many young girls are taught to keep their periods a secret, hide their tampons when they go to the bathroom, or use code words to discuss issues regarding their menstruation to avoid scrutiny or disapproval.
Honesty in therapy is the key to better mental health

Honesty in therapy is the key to better mental health

Carson Lott and Emma Sower March 2, 2022
Access to convenient and effective mental health services has always been important for college students, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic.
How college students can find balanced nutrition

How college students can find balanced nutrition

College students are often busy with classes, friends and extracurriculars, often placing nutrition on the back burner.
Get tested: Sexual health doesn’t have to be scary

Get tested: Sexual health doesn’t have to be scary

Bianca McCarty and Ethan Henry March 2, 2022
The CDC reports that 1 in 5 people in the U.S. have a sexually transmitted infection.
How to Health: A discussion of insurance, primary care and more

How to Health: A discussion of insurance, primary care and more

Balancing health and wellness can be difficult for college students who are thrust into the adult world for the first time.
New View. Find your place. Find your people. Division of Student Life. First Year Experience and Retention Initiatives

New View educates out-of-state freshmen women on body positivity

Ainsley Keyser, Contributing Writer February 27, 2022
First Year Experience and Retention Initiatives invites freshman out-of-state women to attend the New View program, a monthly meeting to build community and form friendships through student involvement. 
Screen grab from the film "Proximity."

Black Warrior Film Festival showcases student filmmakers

Savannah Ichikawa, Contributing Writer February 27, 2022
Established in 2013, the festival is an annual event that seeks to showcase student talent from the South and across the nation by hosting communitywide screenings, workshops and featured guests. 
Tinder Swindler Netflix promotion

Culture Pick: Netflix’s ‘Tinder Swindler’ examines the dangers of online dating

Maddy Reda | @maddyreda1, Staff Reporter February 23, 2022
Private jets, lavish dinners and star-studded hotels crawling with celebrities sound like the makings of a whirlwind fairy-tale romance — and the perfect lure.