Scared, heartbroken, conflicted, surprised, excited and devastated. At the University of Alabama, women’s reactions to Donald Trump’s election cover every emotion. Some women mourn the loss of Vice...

Former President Donald Trump officially won the 2024 presidential race, but before the race was over, plenty of celebrities and influencers made their thoughts and opinions known about each candidate....

Many students around the University are involved in the community in various ways, but sometimes, those commitments can become too much.  Students have the option to be a part of Greek life, a member...

As people increasingly move to the digital world for various aspects of their lives — school, work, hobbies — physical books are among the tools that have flipped the page and become readily available...

When it comes to visual art, there’s often more beyond the canvas. Art can be used to express one’s thoughts and feelings and be a way for others to relate. Andrea Maria Garay Aparicio, a junior...

British goth-rock band The Cure released its newest album, “Songs Of A Lost World,” on Nov. 1 following a hiatus of over 16 years. It was released to massive acclaim and topped the UK charts, the first...

The eighth and final episode of Season 1 of “The Penguin” will be released Sunday night. Starring Colin Farrell and Cristin Milioti, the show serves as a follow-up to the 2022 film “The Batman.”...

Legacy Scholars held a First-Gen Day of Celebration luncheon in the Student Center Great Hall on Friday.  “We’re here to provide community,” said Michelle Estrada, a senior majoring in human...

For experienced performers or students looking to step out of their comfort zone, the weekly improv workshop hosted by the Crimson Comedy Collective offers an environment to develop new skills, build new...

Different departments and organizations at the University of Alabama hosted a week of celebration in honor of National First-Generation College Student Day on Thursday.  The week featured events open...

The word “y’all” is an iconic staple of Southern speech, but more than just a marker of Southerness, it’s also an elegant solution to a lexical gap in the English language. While languages such...

The Sarah Moody Gallery of Art presented a lecture by Courtney Childress, an Alabama graduate and artist working out of New York City, on Tuesday to discuss her sculptures made out of crayons.  Childress...