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CW / Madison Verbrugge

Suffrage Centennial Kickoff emphasizes potential for progress

Brynna Mitchner | @BrynnaOfficial, Contributing Writer • November 12, 2019
The Women and Gender Resource Center hosted a discussion on Thursday about women’s suffrage, the role of women in politics and the importance of representation.
CW / Hannah Saad

Campus veterans reflect on their service

Kinsley Centers | @kinsleycenters, Staff Reporter • November 11, 2019
Veterans Day is an annual holiday honoring veterans and the sacrifices they have made for the United States, providing an opportunity for civilians to show appreciation to those who have served.
CW / Keely Brewer

UPerk “open mic” night creates community for undergraduate writers

Grace Schepis | @GraceSchepisCW, Staff Reporter • November 7, 2019
While there are countless classes and clubs for creative students to practice their craft, undergraduate open mic nights have proved themselves to be a fun and friendly way for people to share their work. 
CW / Ben Lasseter

Dispatches from Abroad: Bali surfing is no easy breeze

Ben Lasseter, Contributing Writer • November 5, 2019
In surfing, I found one elusive thrill no tourist can just pay to fully enjoy, as with zip-lining or motorbiking. The rocky beach and powerful Indian Ocean swell punished me for my lack of experience.
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New Hulu show reinvigorates John Green fandom

Arayna Wooley | a_wools, Contributing Writer • November 3, 2019
After nearly a decade and a half of anticipation, John Green’s first TV show hits the screen.
Photo courtesy of Pixabay.

Tarot card readers are more than a spooky reputation

Grace Schepis | @GraceSchepisCW, Staff Reporter • October 28, 2019
Negative stigmas against tarot card readings have left some people skeptical. But those that trust them have made significant changes to themselves and their lives.
CW / Grace Walraven

Enchanted shop remains a hidden treasure in Magic City

Arayna Wooley | @a_wools, Contributing Writer • October 28, 2019
Alabama is opening up to the idea of magic. An occult bookshop has been flourishing for many years in Birmingham, so here is an inside look into the mystical shop near you.
CW / Rebecca Griesbach

Group dives deep into Tuscaloosa’s haunted history

Kinsley Centers | @kinsleycenters, Staff Reporter • October 28, 2019
The Haunted Tuscaloosa Tours will not be held this year, but they do plan to be back next year. However, that does not have to put a halt to learning more about the spooky history the city has this Halloween. 
PHOTOS: Diwali 2019

PHOTOS: Diwali 2019

Kalei Burgess, Photographer • October 28, 2019

CW / Joe Will Field

Alabama’s UFO Capital still has a story to tell

Meghan Mitchell | @pomegranate_27 and Leah Goggins | @leahisonline • October 28, 2019
Over 30 years ago, Fred Works saw something he couldn’t quite explain. What’s easier to explain is the way that Works’s sighting changed the DNA of his town forever.
Photo courtesy of Pixabay.

Arts and Sciences students pursue supernatural studies

Tara Davenport | @tara_davenport, Contributing Writer • October 28, 2019
On Oct. 31, kids and adults alike will dress as devils, ghosts and witches to celebrate a night of fun and frights. But Halloween is more than just a holiday in the College of Arts and Sciences, where students are dedicating their studies to the history and anthropology of myth and magic. 
CW / Joe Will Field

UA yogi stretches toward new hobbies

Grace Schepis | @GraceSchepisCW, Staff Reporter • October 25, 2019
When Alaina Wilson began practicing yoga during her sophomore year of college, she did not expect the all-around benefits it could bring to her life. She has since picked up acro yoga, which has provided holistic benefits to her everyday life. 
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