Al’s Pals, a UA mentorship program for at-risk youths, has seen great growth since its launch over two years ago. Rachel Guiles, the student director for Al’s Pals, said the group offers a rewarding...

Politics often bring out the worst in a lot of people, but UA Libraries has found a way to bring conflicting sides together with their new exhibit. “Red, White & Blue: Political Campaigns and Presidential...

Students interested in getting hands-on experience in the courtroom have the opportunity to do so, as either attorney or witness, in real courtrooms with real judges through the University of Alabama Mock...

By Adam Mills and Kelsey Zokan CW Staff The University of Alabama was listed as the ninth “Least Rigorous” college in the nation, according to an August Newsweek and The Daily Beast ranking....

Guy Bailey will take hold of The University of Alabama presidency this week, permanently replacing Robert Witt, who vacated the post in March to become chancellor of The University of Alabama System. ...

By Sarah Elizabeth Tooker The post office in the Ferguson Center will close in May, after the end of this academic year, and will be replaced by a University-run mail and packaging center. A U.S. Postal...

Tuscaloosa police officers have given out the first warning tickets for texting while driving and will begin issuing normal tickets soon, according to Sgt. Brent Blankley, Tuscaloosa Police Department...

Female bookworms on campus are invited to come together at The EveryWoman Book Club, a service of the Women’s Resource Center, which is seeking new members. Kathy Echols, Women’s Resource Center staff...

In the aftermath of a scandal that stuck at the core of Alabama Public Television, one UA faculty member is being tasked with leading the group forward. Roy Clem, the director of commercial broadcasting...

Guy Bailey became the 37th president of The University of Alabama on Tuesday, Sept. 4. Following a search that began in March, the Board of Trustees elected Bailey as the next president Wednesday, July...

By Jordan Cissell Staff Reporter Keri Bess spends a large part of each day moving around. She goes to class, walks between classes and lunch and, after classes have finished, she heads over to Northport...