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UA Turning Point hosts ‘Do Not Comply’ tour, media asked to leave event
UA College Republicans discuss election issues with Alabama Secretary of State
Mayor Walt Maddox announces World AIDS Day, city qualifying for AAA credit Rating
SGA holds special elections for two vacant Senate seats
Veo and other e-scooters transform public transit on campus, get met with excitement and controversy
Black students say racist texts aren’t first encounter with racism as University forgoes public statement
FBI acknowledges racist texts sent to students nationwide as local authorities investigate source
Black students receive racist text messages after Trump’s win, part of apparent nationwide trend
Exit polling in Tuscaloosa brings mixed results
Citizens voice concerns over bike lanes at ALDOT pedestrian and bike safety workshop
Universities Against Cancer hosts tabling event ahead of light show for cancer awareness
Homecoming Week kicks off
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The electric scooter-sharing company Veo is about to enter its fourth year on campus, and its mark can be seen on nearly every road and by nearly every building.
Alabama secured a 52-7 win over Mercer Saturday, giving fans a clearer look at the team’s future playmakers.
Alabama basketball is reaching heights it has never seen. Yet even with the program’s individual triumphs, leveraging UA football’s success is still a recruiting tactic for head basketball coach Nate Oats when attempting to get players to Tuscaloosa.