After a heartbreaking loss to LSU on Saturday, marking its second loss of the season, the Alabama Crimson Tide football team is left searching for answers as to what happened.  After being ranked No....

In 1939, The University of Alabama finished the construction of its first designated library. Nestled towards the rear of the Quad and aligned with Denny Chimes, Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library is a haven...

Course registration can make or break a semester. While students decide which courses they should take, feedback in the registration process helps to make informed decisions. More resources simplify that...

Since the American people granted the Democratic Party complete control of Congress and the White House in 2020, Democrats have wielded this power to increase American economic strength and international...

The Democrats have held control of Congress and the presidency for the last two years. Yet, they have failed to address the significant economic issues facing the average American. With gas prices rising,...

Thursday, Oct. 27, saw a rousing display of collective action as students from a multitude of organizations congregated on the Quad to protest transphobe Matt Walsh’s visit to campus. By itself, this...

“He who controls the language controls the masses,” said American activist Saul Alinsky in his book, “Rules for Radicals.”    A few weeks ago, a predictable controversy arose at the University...

The theory of “third places” is a sociological concept that reframes the significance of the spaces where people spend time that are neither their places of work nor their homes. They take the form...

The midterm elections are on Nov. 8, and they are a bigger deal than students realize.  Many house representatives and senators are up for election. Per statistics, students lack participation in elections.  “Young...

If you stand on the front colonnade of the Alabama State Capitol in Montgomery, you stand in the same place Jefferson Davis stood as he took his Oath of Office to become the President of the Confederate...

Each fall, universities across the United States dedicate a week to homecoming. It’s the perfect opportunity for alumni, faculty, staff, and students to attend events celebrating their university.  It’s...

When Tuscaloosa began to focus on development in the mid-twentieth century, construction workers and city planners were likely only thinking about car traffic, catering most of the roads to cars, resulting...