OPINION
Opinion | Our Auburn rivalry fuels action outside the stadium
Opinion | College students need to read for fun
Our View | It’s our job to investigate rumors on campus
Opinion | It’s time for The University of Alabama to raise its minimum wage
Opinion | Thanksgiving break is a time to destress
Opinion | True crime cases are not entertainment
Opinion | A tribute to Garrett Walker
Opinion | The University of Alabama is fighting the infodemic
Opinion | Civic engagement isn’t limited to elections
Opinion | It’s time for UA to recognize its queer past
Opinion | COVID doesn’t end on Nov. 5
Opinion | Horror spinoffs are destroying the classics
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UA Vote Everywhere tabled around campus to help students register to vote on Tuesday, which was National Voter Registration Day.
The shocking new show “The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives” premiered early September on Hulu and has broken preconceived ideas about the Mormon lifestyle.
OPINION | Podcasts are slowly popularizing amongst young people. Contributing Columnist Ella Seaton explores how this audio form of mainstream media is retaining more and more listeners.
A new type of short-form content has become increasingly popular on TikTok and Instagram reels: split screen videos. As a result, researchers and social media users alike have begun to question whether this content could be affecting attention span.