When the BookTok trend on TikTok amassed popularity during the COVID-19 pandemic, crowds made up of almost entirely women found a renewed love of reading. Some of the most popular titles that emerged on...

ABC announced the suspension of Jimmy Kimmel’s late night show, “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” on Sept. 17. President Donald Trump made his thoughts on Kimmel’s removal clear in a post on Truth Social, stating,...

Take a walk around downtown Tuscaloosa, and you’ll see it: $80 houndstooth sweatshirts, boutique “Southern belle” dresses and Dixieland Delight-emblazoned mugs line the shelves of souvenir stores,...

Every time I scroll on social media, there is at least one post that leaves me with the same dull questions: What happened to thinking? When exactly did thinking about the media we consume fall out of...

On February 13, 2017, 13-year-old Abigail Williams and 14-year-old Liberty German were dropped off at a popular hiking trail in the small town of Delphi, Indiana, intent on spending the day off from school...

Call Me [Brackets], a student-run literary journal, is seeking submissions for its spring issue until April 1. Founded in 2018, Call Me [Brackets] has built a reputation in the Alabama literary scene....

When you hear the word “fanfiction,” what do you think of? Do you picture the orange gleam of Wattpad stories, the bullet-pointed lists of Tumblr imagines or a carefully filtered search on Archive...