NEWS
Professors, students file federal lawsuit calling SB129 unconstitutional
Chicken Salad Chick opens in Student Center as Bama Dining eyes replacing Wendy’s
President Bell, Samad Gillani to speak at State of School address on Jan. 30
Governor Ivey orders American flags on state buildings to be raised for inauguration in spite of mourning period
University of Alabama President Stuart Bell retiring after a decade at the Capstone
Tuscaloosa Public Library to host community repair event
League of Women Voters of Alabama promotes early voting bill with free virtual event
Chili cook-off brings heat and heart to Tuscaloosa
SGA Senate holds special session to propose new positions
University creates guidelines for discussing “divisive topics” in wake of SB129
National Weather Service issues weather warnings to Tuscaloosa
Campus community remembers student killed in New Orleans attack
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Following an Alabama law that requires adult film sites to require age verification for users, PornHub chose to remove access for all Alabamians rather than comply with the law. But the issue is complicated, argues Contributing Columnist Zoe Bernstein.
Three University of Alabama professors and three University of Alabama at Birmingham students filed a federal lawsuit against Gov. Kay Ivey and the University Board of Trustees for their implementation of SB129, a recent state anti-DEI law.
Bama Dining opened its newest addition to the Student Center, Chicken Salad Chick, last Wednesday.
University President Stuart Bell announced his plans to step down from the position in July in an email statement Wednesday morning.