The Department of Gender and Race Studies and Black Faculty and Staff Association Ambassadors have collaborated since 2015 to run the Hallowed Grounds tours.   These tours aim to educate students...

The Tuscaloosa City Council approved the Children’s Toys for Parking Tickets Program on Tuesday, following up on the success of its recent “school supplies for parking tickets” drive.   Like...

After the Osage Nation gets forced to move to a reservation in Fairfax, Oklahoma, members become wealthy after they find copious quantities of oil on their land. However, darkness looms over their people...

The Alabama Crimson Tide cross-country teams earned top five finishes at the 2023 SEC Cross Country Championships in Columbia, South Carolina, Oct. 27.    The men’s team placed second out of 12...

The SGA announced a special election to be held Nov. 29 that will fill four open Senate seats.  The election will fill one seat each for the College of Education and School of Law. These seats were...

The University held a ceremony on Friday to celebrate the start of construction on the Smith Family Center for the Performing Arts.  The center will be located on the former Bryce Hospital property....

On Tuesday, the Women and Gender Resource Center joined organizations such as the Student Health Center, Turning Point and the Safe Sisters program to host a fall campfire. The event offered s’mores,...

The atmosphere in Tuscaloosa was electric Saturday, with the anticipation of the showdown between the Crimson Tide and the Tennessee Volunteers reaching its peak.   Every corner of the town seemed...

The Third Saturday in October. The battle for Dixieland Delight. A revenge crusade.   Call it what you will, but No. 11 Alabama won it, defeating No. 17 Tennessee 34-20 with a dominant second-half...

Last year a last second field goal sealed the fate of the Crimson Tide on the Third Saturday of October. The football soared through the uprights to give Alabama its first loss to Tennessee in 16 years,...

The words of former University of Alabama student Irvin Carney perfectly explain the relationship between the Tennessee Volunteers and the Alabama Crimson Tide.  “Man, I hate Tennessee because first...

Fentanyl overdose is the No. 1 cause of death for U.S. citizens ages 18-45. Student organizations like End Overdose and HOSA-Future Health Professionals aim to end the stigma surrounding overdoses and...