Opinion | Gov. Ivey, stop choosing profit over people
An update on the Alabama abortion ban
The University must acknowledge its history of racism
The Alabama abortion law is about controlling women
Attendance policies need more leniency
We do not need a white history month
UA works to rectify racist history
We must remain vigilant in an era of fake news
Gun reform could protect black lives
Machine influence suspected in new SGA office
Higher education is inherently unequal
Vote no on Amendment 2
OPPOSING VIEWS: Nike’s ad campaign is about justice for all
Students must examine the role played by ‘the Machine’
Freshman Hall should be renamed to honor Autherine Lucy Foster’s legacy
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