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.
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...
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 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...
The New Normal Project is a collection of photo series shot by UA student photographers that highlights how their perception of what is “normal” has changed during the year 2020. Each photo series...
Josh LeBerte, Contributing Writer
• April 30, 2020
Pregnancy centers across the state have been shut down or faced extensive precautions due to COVID-19. One center in St. Clair County, however, has used this situation to give back to their community in...
In a game that saw two starting quarterbacks leave the field early due to injury, the 2019 rendition of the Third Saturday in October had momentum swings for both teams but Alabama was victorious in a 35-13 win over Tennessee.
The Student Government Association (SGA) hosted an event on Tuesday regarding sexual assault and how to prevent it, as part of its annual "It's On Us Week." Several students and faculty showed up to learn...
Hannah Saad, Assistant Photo Editor
• September 16, 2019
Tuscaloosa mayor Walt Maddox confirmed in a press conference that Tuscaloosa Police officer Dornell Cousette was killed in the line of duty Monday while apprehending a suspect wanted on failure to appear in court for felony cases.
Community development is essential for Tuscaloosa’s advancement. However, direct government activity in business hurts the free market. I commend city leaders for their desire to invest in this city. I love Tuscaloosa and am thankful for their efforts. Yet I don’t think their approach is the best way to develop these properties.
