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The Splash Page: Comic Book Presidents, Ranked

Samuel G. Reece | @_samreece, Contributing Writer • April 18, 2020

Real-world elections are very important, and we should all strive to be informed and attentive voters.  Just as you might have favorite candidates in a human election, there are stand-out political figures...

From the Library: Such a Fun Age

From the Library: Such a Fun Age

Jenna Minser, Contributing Writer • April 17, 2020

From the Library is a regular column reviewing New York Times Best Sellers.  Kiley Reid’s debut novel “Such a Fun Age” came into the literary world with a spark and a boom. One of the most highly...

CW / Madison Ely. Photos contributed by April Whinery Photography.

‘Corona brides’ stay positive amidst uncertainty

Annabelle Blomeley, Staff Reporter • April 11, 2020
Self-proclaimed “corona brides” are struggling to navigate the effects of the coronavirus pandemic on their spring and summer 2020 weddings. Despite the uncertainty, these three brides are facing the challenge head-on, remaining positive as they are forced to reimagine their big days. 
CW / Leah Goggins

I ranked the corporate coronavirus emails so you don’t have to

Leah Goggins | @leahisonline, Assistant Culture Editor • March 14, 2020

For weeks now, Americans have received conflicting reports on the severity of the novel coronavirus pandemic. President Donald Trump has waffled over whether it is a hoax or not. Some students have returned...

CW / Grace Schepis

Coronavirus causes students and faculty to rethink spring and summer plans

Connor Todd | @ce_todd, Contributing Writer • March 12, 2020
Amid the coronavirus pandemic, the cancellation of UA-sponsored travel and some affiliate programs has affected UA students and faculty, causing some to cut their trips short and others to re-evaluate their academic plans.
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Reggae Flava to bring Jamaican cuisine to Downtown Tuscaloosa

Connor Todd | @ce_todd, Contributing Writer • March 9, 2020
Reggae Flava, a food truck that has provided traditional Jamaican meals for Tuscaloosa locals for the past year, will be setting up shop in Downtown Tuscaloosa.  The permanent restaurant, which will exist in addition to the food truck, is scheduled to open in April. 
CW / Kelsey Mullins

Professor emphasizes need for conversations regarding Confederate monuments

Brynna Mitchner | @BrynnaOfficial, Contributing Writer • March 9, 2020
COM 295 – The Forum hosted professor Hilary Green on Thursday for a discussion on the past, present and future of Confederate monuments in and beyond Alabama.
CW / Grace Schepis

Student dancers, filmmakers shine in local film festival

Grace Schepis | @GraceSchepisCW, Staff Writer • March 9, 2020
At this year’s Dance Alabama! Film Festival, nine student-produced films filled the theater with applause, curiosity and pride for those involved in each. 
CW / Hannah Saad

Student organizers react to Super Tuesday results

Grace Schepis | @GraceSchepisCW, Staff Reporter • March 5, 2020
On Tuesday, 14 states held their presidential primary elections. Now UA student organizers from across the political spectrum must adjust their expectations and make a plan to operate going forward after this jam-packed day of democracy. 
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Addiction recovery programs praise peer support

Tara Davenport | @tara_davenport, Contributing Writer • March 5, 2020
College campuses can be oversaturated with alcohol, drugs and other addictive substances. The University of Alabama’s Collegiate Recovery and Intervention Services is arming students struggling with substance use, as well as their peers, with knowledge and resources to treat addiction.  
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Life-saving training offered at University

Kinsley Centers | @kcentersnews, Staff Reporter • March 5, 2020
The University of Alabama offers Save a Life Training (SALT) and ‘Stop the Bleed’ training for faculty, staff and students for free to ensure the safety of all on campus. The instructors train participants through repetition with enthusiasm and keep the environment energized to hold their attention.
CW / Keely Brewer

Black Warrior showcases up and coming creative minds

Sophie Muir-Taylor, Contributing Writer • March 4, 2020
The Black Warrior Film Festival was a two-day event that took place Feb. 21 and 22 at the Ferguson Student Center. This festival is a platform for students to showcase their pieces, while also learning the ins and outs of the industry. Screening films from students across the nation, the festival is a competitive yet awe-inspiring production. 
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