As the demand for affordable housing for UA students in Tuscaloosa increases, Evolve Tuscaloosa announced that it would be terminating most of its residents’ leases for the 2024-25 school year.  The...

Many dissatisfied Northport residents are continuing to push back and seek legal counsel against the public-private partnership that the city entered with University Beach LLC in February.  The $350...

Legacy Scholars, an organization dedicated to providing first-generation students with resources and opportunities, held its first first-generation student conference on Friday. Conferences supporting...

The SGA Senate on Thursday approved stipends for certain SGA positions, passed a resolution commending social workers and passed a bill allowing the First Year Council to expedite legislation.  Executive...

Stipends for graduate biology students are generally lower than the living wage necessary for single adults, including among UA students, a recent dataset indicates.  The dataset was primarily gathered...

The Women and Gender Resource Center is educating students on pay equity issues in light of Women’s History Month and pay equity awareness week.  It held a tabling event outside the Student Center...

The Tuscaloosa City Council unanimously voted to postpone the demolition of the Veterans Memorial Parkway pedestrian bridge on Tuesday after facing backlash from residents.  Mayor Walt Maddox and the...

Editor's Note: This developing story was updated Wednesday to include the bill being signed into law. The Alabama state legislature passed Senate Bill 129 on Tuesday. Gov. Kay Ivey signed it into law...

On March 7, Senate Bill 129, which aims to cut state funding for diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives, passed in the Alabama House of Representatives. One of the stated aims of the bill is to prevent...

The English Majors and Minors Association, the Undergraduate Historical Society, and the UA Museum Club will host a Regency ball 7-10 p.m. on April 12 at Smith Hall.  The ball will feature food, a...

Editor's Note: This article has been corrected to accurately attribute comments made by Sen. Jack Sweda during Thursday's meeting and include an accurate vote total. For the second time, the SGA Senate...

On Wednesday, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. and the Future Black Law Student Association hosted a “Why Black Votes Matter” forum with guest speakers John England Jr., a former Alabama Supreme Court...