Diversity is important because society consists of people of various backgrounds and cultures, all of whom deserve representation and inclusion in everyday life.
The Supe Store will be having a spring sale on in-store items in the Corner and Ferguson Center locations from April 1-7. There are no additional discounts applied to the sale.
The last day to drop classes with a grade of “W” for the spring semester is March 27. Any drop made after this time must be approved and processed by the student’s college.
The Fresh Food Company is hosting the Crimson Kitchen Sushi Cooking Class on March 8. In this three hour class, the Bama Dining chefs will teach students how to roll sushi and season the rice.
Q: Year, Major, Hometown:
A: I am currently a sophomore from Tuscaloosa, Alabama, enrolled as a student in the Nursing College.
Q: How did you originally get involved with SGA, or if you’re not...
Amber Boswell, Contributing Writer
• February 13, 2019
The colloquium in honor of Ethel H. Hall for African-American Heritage Month is sponsored by the UA School of Social Work and will be at the Hotel Capstone Ballroom on Feb. 15.
Amber Boswell, Contributing Writer
• February 5, 2019
The Paul W. Bryant Museum opened up to the general public 31 years ago on Oct. 8, 1988. The museum, located on campus, will be closed for the month of February for renovations.
The Tuscaloosa Civil Rights Task Force is working to highlight historical honesty as it relates to the struggle for Civil Rights in the Tuscaloosa community.
There is a childish rebuttal used when people discuss the bullying epidemic: “sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me.” In some instances, this rebuttal is deceptive; bullying has become a serious matter over the years.
Amber Boswell, Contributing Writer
• January 24, 2019
Participants marched alongside other student leaders, community leaders, activist groups, Greek organizations and local government personnel at a commemorative march on Jan. 21 in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
Amber Boswell, Contributing Writer
• January 15, 2019
Get On Board Day (GOBD), a popular UA tradition held each fall and spring, will be held for students on Jan. 17 and give them the opportunity to sign up and learn more about different organizations on campus.
Amber Boswell, Contributing Writer
• January 15, 2019
The University of Alabama’s Transportation Services suspended the enforcement of an evening parking pass that was set to be implemented this semester while a master plan for parking on campus is concluded.
Amber Boswell, Contributing Writer
• December 5, 2018
Intercollegiate Athletics at The University of Alabama hosted the annual UA United Way Campaign, which raised its largest donation total in campaign history.
Amber Boswell, Contributing Writer
• October 9, 2018
The University of Alabama’s College of Engineering held E-Day on Friday, an event dedicated to educating high school, middle school and elementary school students about STEM
Mental health is a serious issue that is not taken seriously enough. Over the years, I have watched many people die because they were suffering from some type of mental disorder.
Amber Boswell, Contributing Writer
• September 26, 2018
Two mothers lost their sons in hazing-related incidents and are still coping with their deaths. Rae Ann Gruver and Evelyn Piazza spoke to students and members of various Greek organizations at The University of Alabama about the dangers of hazing on Sept. 24 in Coleman Coliseum.
