OPINION
Opinion | UA mental health services aren’t doing enough
Opinion | Nepal and the US: Two sides of different coins
Letter to the Editor | Chappell Roan is a political endorsement
Opinion | Students and the University should prioritize physical health
Opinion | Political campaigns are not BRAT: Political pandering to younger generations
Opinion | No, it’s not nap time: Teaching theatre etiquette to college students
Opinion | From crispy chicken to delicious donuts: The real story behind the Freshman 15
Opinion | When truth meets lies: Why facts matter in politics
Opinion | The deceit of love at first sight: A dive into love versus lust
Opinion | The case for a split-religion household
Opinion | The dining hall chronicles
Opinion | Living authentically versus aesthetically: The battle of college life and TikTok
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University President Stuart Bell announced his plans to step down from the position in July in an email statement Wednesday morning.
No. 4 Alabama suffered its first loss in conference play on Tuesday, falling 74-64 at home to Ole Miss. The Rebels’ win was their first-ever on the road versus an AP top-5 team.
The University of Alabama issued guidelines for faculty that align with the passage of SB129, a controversial Alabama state law that, among other things, restricts DEI policies and prohibits endorsements of “divisive concepts.”