SPORTS
Tampa Travels: Women’s basketball takes on South Florida in bid to move to 3-0
No. 18 Alabama set to take on South Alabama
Gallery: Alabama versus Ole Miss
Volleyball splits with South Carolina at Foster Auditorium
No. 9 Alabama holds on late for road win over No. 11 Ole Miss
No. 9 Alabama’s pride and legacy on the line at No. 11 Ole Miss
Guard play leads the way in No. 20 Alabama’s impressive win over Liberty
No. 20 Alabama trounces Liberty in impressive fashion Friday night
Mattingly Parker sets Alabama single-season goal record in win over Jackson State
Top-seeded Alabama makes easy work of Jackson State in first round of NCAA Tournament
Women finish first, men finish third at 2022 NCAA South Regional Championships
History at Home: Alabama draws Jackson State in first home NCAA Tournament match
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UA Vote Everywhere tabled around campus to help students register to vote on Tuesday, which was National Voter Registration Day.
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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.