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Open Letter to the Alabama House of Representatives

April 10, 2022

To the members of the Alabama House of Representatives, We, the University of Alabama School of Law OutLaw Chapter along with its allies in the law school community, urge you to oppose HB266 when it...

Texas, Oklahoma set to join SEC by 2025

Texas, Oklahoma set to join SEC by 2025

Austin Hannon, Staff Reporter • July 31, 2021

The SEC unanimously accepted Texas and Oklahoma to the conference on Friday. The two universities are set to join by 2025 when their Big 12 agreements end.  “We would like to welcome Oklahoma and...

Student emails move to Microsoft

Student emails move to Microsoft

Mark Aguayo | @calebaguayo1, Contributing Writer • May 9, 2021

This weekend, UA’s Office of Information Technology (OIT) moved student Crimson email accounts from Google to Microsoft O365. Beginning May 10, students must access their emails through Outlook.  Students...

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UA campuses to return to in-person classes for Fall 2021

Meghan Schiano | @megschiano, Contributing Writer • March 1, 2021
Classroom capacity will remain the same.
CW / Zahrea Small

‘Open arms’: IDC staff have high hopes for its new home

Autumn Taylor, Contributing Writer • December 3, 2020
The Intercultural Diversity Center (IDC) was a big win for student activists in 2016. But in the four years since its inception, the IDC has been tucked away in Riverside, far from the foot traffic of most possible visitors. But now, as the IDC makes a new home at the Ferguson Center, students and officials alike are optimistic about what's on the horizon.
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Preview | Women’s basketball will face these fearsome foes in the coming weeks

Ashlee Woods | @ashleemwoods, Staff Reporter • November 14, 2020
We need to talk about the new women's basketball schedule. The season will tip off for the team in Coleman Coliseum, where Kristy Curry's squad will take on Samford on the eve of Thanksgiving.

Special Edition | Read the 2020 Election Edition

November 2, 2020
It's finally here. Whether you need a warm, fuzzy story about the poll workers who keep elections from going completely awry or a quick rundown of who will be on your ballot, the special edition flipbook has your back. You can read all of our stories from the edition on our website by checking out the Election Edition tag or cash in on bonus content in the flipbook. Either way, we hope to see you at the polls.
CW / Camille Black

Do debates matter? Students, professors weigh in

Tessa Worley | @TessaWorley2, Contributing Writer • November 1, 2020
Presidential debates may make for great television ratings and dangerous drinking games, but they don't necessarily inform voters. For some, the debates a more of a chance to know a candidate's character. For others, they're just something to tune out.
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‘I want no part in their election’: Why some Alabama students won’t bother voting

Annabelle Blomeley, Staff Reporter • November 1, 2020
Why vote blue in a saturated red state? Why bother going to the polls at all to vote for someone you don't even like? For a few UA students, frustrations with the political system are enough to drive them away from the polls.
Every 'Bama man converges on Knoxville

Every ‘Bama man converges on Knoxville

Alexander Plant | @aplant63 and Shaun McDonald • October 24, 2020

Ahead of Saturday's game against the Tennessee Vols, hosts Alexander Plant and Shaun McDonald break down Alabama's potential against Tennessee and breathe a big sigh of relief looking at The Crimson Tide's...

Student government seeks pass/fail approval for fall semester

Student government seeks pass/fail approval for fall semester

Gerardo Aguilera | @jerry21aguilera, Contributing Writer • October 19, 2020

Pass/fail could make a comeback this fall. At least, that’s what the UA Student Government Association hopes. The SGA Senate approved a resolution for the UA administration to approve a pass/fail...

A Tale of Two Halves: Women's soccer falls to Florida

A Tale of Two Halves: Women’s soccer falls to Florida

Robert Cortez, Staff Reporter • October 7, 2020

A great first half, let down by another last minute collapse.  A tale of two halves did not favor Alabama Sunday afternoon as it collected a 2-1 loss to Florida, its 21st loss to the Gators in 25 meetings...

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