The presidents of UA College Republicans and UA College Democrats both said that their candidate laid out a compelling vision for America’s future during the vice presidential debate Tuesday. Riley...

The UA community is currently feeling the effects of Hurricane Helene. Over 7,800 UA students are from the affected states.  Among these out-of-state students is Paige Albury, a sophomore sport management...

The Tuscaloosa City Council will partner with local businesses to help collect donations for Hurricane Helene relief in the Carolinas and open the improved Kaulton park. Those interested in donating...

The Student Government Association hosted a T-shirt swap on Sept. 26 in an effort to celebrate and unite the diverse backgrounds of transfer students. From 12-4 p.m., transfer students gathered in front...

The SGA is hosting a donation drive to provide relief for those affected by Hurricane Helene. Donations are open until noon Wednesday, and all items can be dropped off at the SGA office or the Office of...

The University of Alabama opened the Holle Center for Communication Arts this week. The institution, located within the Digital Media Center in Bryant-Denny Stadium, teaches across all disciplines to create...

Alabama didn’t just win on the field this Saturday — it also beat the University of Georgia during its annual Beat Week, a five year old tradition where the Bulldogs challenge rival schools in a week...

The SGA Senate passed a bill and constitutional amendment removing all mentions of former DEI committees in the First Year Council and Senate and other DEI positions from the code of laws and constitution,...

This weekend’s football game is shaping up to be historic, and not just because of the action on the field. Former President Donald Trump is expected to attend along with Alabama Sens. Katie Britt and...

Both presidential candidates in the 2024 election recently expressed support for income tax exemptions on tips, but economists have concerns.  A bill called the “No Tax on Tips Act” was introduced...

It was three years in the making.  Gov. Kay Ivey signed Senate Bill 129 — which restricts funding for diversity, equity and inclusion programs and events at public universities — on March 20, three...

With 57.7% of its students coming from out of state, The University of Alabama is no stranger to assisting those not from the Yellowhammer state. However, when it comes to election season, students not...