The Capstone Center for Student Success held its annual majors fair Wednesday.   According to Jonie Threatt, the director of advising for the Capstone Center, the event generally sees around 450 students....

On Tuesday, the Women and Gender Resource Center joined organizations such as the Student Health Center, Turning Point and the Safe Sisters program to host a fall campfire. The event offered s’mores,...

Fentanyl overdose is the No. 1 cause of death for U.S. citizens ages 18-45. Student organizations like End Overdose and HOSA-Future Health Professionals aim to end the stigma surrounding overdoses and...

In an official proclamation, Tuscaloosa’s City Council honored Lt. Beau Gunter of Tuscaloosa Fire Rescue on Tuesday after he broke the record in the age 45-49 male tandem category at the Firefighter...

The chartered National Pan-Hellenic Council organizations hosted their annual step show on Friday.   This year’s theme, “A Step Back in Time,” paid homage to various TV sitcoms of the 1990s and...

The University of Alabama SGA passed four pieces of legislation and sent two to committees in its Oct. 12 meeting. Here are the highlights:    Resolution to explore UA Counseling Center scholarships...

The SGA plans to fight food insecurity on campus by continuing its partnership with Beat Auburn Beat Hunger and potentially reduce food waste by implementing an app to allow students to purchase leftover...

The University of Alabama ends its Homecoming week with a pep rally and a bonfire on the student quad. Former football announcer Eli Gold and former football player George Teague were welcomed as speakers...

The Queer Student Association hosted its annual “State of the Queer Union” event Wednesday. The night focused on addressing laws affecting LGBTQ+ people, discussing acceptance of LGBTQ+ individuals...

Homecoming queen candidate Chloe Holladay is the only candidate who violated campaign rules, according to the University’s Homecoming website.   Violations were uploaded Friday morning. On Monday,...

Tuscaloosa’s City Council heard from the Building Bridges Institute for Racial Reconciliation and provided updates on a public works project at its meeting Tuesday.    BBI4RR is an organization...

This year’s Homecoming parade has a new route.  The parade will begin at Coleman Coliseum. It will then travel up Second Avenue, turn onto University Boulevard and continue to 21st Avenue, where...