Crimson Stage the University’s student theater group is putting on a production of the play “macbitches” by Sophie McIntosh at 7:30 p.m. Thursday and Friday at the Allen Bales Theater. The play...

Call Me [Brackets], a student-run literary journal, is seeking submissions for its spring issue until April 1. Founded in 2018, Call Me [Brackets] has built a reputation in the Alabama literary scene....

Broncos ‘N Bullet Holes, a country-Southern rock band that formed while its members were attending the University, released its second EP “Back to the Basics” on Tuesday.  The group consists...

A person who can’t feel pain getting into knife fights and shootouts is an inherently funny concept. “Novocaine” milks the premise for all it’s worth, making for a breezy and entertaining time...

Generation Action at UA, a Planned Parenthood organization that aims to provide reproductive support and education, has added a condom costume as part of its tabling on the Quad. “The costume does...

Irish alternative rock band Inhaler performed at Iron City in Birmingham on Tuesday, its first-ever show in Alabama. Birmingham was the eighth stop of the band’s North American tour promoting its latest...

Lady Gaga, one of the world’s biggest pop stars, has returned to the music scene with the release of her seventh studio album, “MAYHEM.”  Fans of Gaga, called “little monsters,” have long...

While students at the University plan to vacation for spring break, some students have elected to participate in alternative plans.  Clara Cagle, a junior majoring in public relations, is focusing her...

UA alum Halle Burns is set to release a vegan cookbook called “Call Me Vegan” on Tuesday.  Lovingly named by fans as the “Bob Ross of cooking,” Burns rose to fame with content featuring various...

Johnny Grimes and Chad Johnson, co-creators of Iron Hills, announced the first-ever major country music festival to be held in Birmingham.  Iron Hills will be held at Sloss Furnaces National Historic...

Student’s Tide Against Suicide and the Counseling Center’s Tide Against Suicide initiative hosted Rhythms for a Reason on Sunday, featuring live music, food trucks and raffles with prizes for those...

Kendrick Lamar and Drake have been trading insults since 2013, and recent performances have caught the eyes and ears of even those who are not fans of hip-hop. “I just couldn’t ignore the beef....