A year of tough, but fair, stories
Indy roars into Alabama
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Larry Langford, one last time
James unsure of Obama education plan, lottery
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Giglio seeks to build a passion within
Pulse: A primer on Crohn’s disease
Obama greets football team
Chief justice speaks at UA
Chief justice to speak at UA
Robert Witt, seven years on
SGA explains discrepancy
Pulse: White House to target childhood obesity
SGA breaks spending rule for trip
News Analysis: Mass. Senate race shows national mood
I hope the felons win
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Country singer Tucker Wetmore made an exciting appearance in Tuscaloosa Aug. 29 at Druid City Music Hall as part of the Kaleidoscope concert series.
Speed and efficiency were what students were promised with the new kiosk system at the Chick-fil-A in Lloyd Hall. However, instead of streamlined service, many are questioning whether the changes have done more harm than good.
A new exhibit in the Saban Center will visually teach children how the planet’s environmental and earth systems work.
The Queer Student Association hosted its annual Shantay, UA! event Friday — the organization’s first time holding the event since a law targeting diversity, equity and inclusion programs in public schools was enacted earlier this year in Alabama.