The plunging stock market should alert students to the uncertain economic climate lying beyond graduation, perhaps enticing them to stay in school for a graduate degree, according to Robert McLeod,...

More than 200 Honors College students ended their summers early to travel to Tuscaloosa in order to clean up what was left over from the April tornado that swept through parts of Tuscaloosa. The volunteer...

  Giovanni Tunesi’s Alabama experience wouldn’t have been the same without his First Friends. Tunesi, a native of Italy, was one of the undergraduate exchange students who participated in First...

  The first year of college can be very overwhelming. Freshmen are faced with newfound independence and an opportunity to become whatever they choose. But the responsibility of independence may cause...

The SGA considers this year’s away game football ticket sales process a success, according to Seth Morrow, SGA communications director. “SGA received many positive reviews from students about the...

The Boys and Girls Club hopes to promote the social, educational, health, leadership and character development of boys and girls during critical periods of their lives—a hard goal to achieve without...

The Financial Affairs Committee of the Student Government Association has announced an increase in funds to allocate to student organizations. FAC has issued an $80,000 increase, moving the total amount...

The April 27 tornado claimed the lives of 50 Tuscaloosa residents, including six UA students, and injured many more. Thousands were affected, as homes and businesses were damaged and destroyed along the...

A magnitude 5.9 earthquake rocked rural Virginia on Tuesday, with reports of movement recorded along the United States’ entire east coast, shaking major metropolitan areas such Washington, D.C. and New...