Championship football team deserves #1 fans in Bryant-Denny
Alleged gunman apprehended off campus
Fraternity pledge details UA’s culture of hazing
Guy Bailey becomes 37th president
TPD: Suspect in custody
Texas Tech president to interview with UA
Students complete three weeks of service in Marion
Kelly Clarkson, The Fray set to play the Amp

Brothers Street Eats no longer serving on campus
‘Real World’ to host casting call

Daughtry to play the Tuscaloosa Amphitheatre

Prominent UA faculty dance for scholarships

John Mayer, Luke Bryan to play at the Amphitheater
‘Arrested Development’ finally returning

Show features affordable clothes

No spring concert planned
The Super Bowl of football food
Lifestyles Section seeks your input, suggestions
‘Sons of Anarchy’ has audiences hooked

Outdoor Rec offers adventure this spring

Is reality TV worth the weight on its stars?
What to do with your empty life now that football is over

Bama Art House screens first film in winter series
UA services help with resolutions

All Fired Up serves as creative outlet for UA students

Girl Talk tickets cause hysteria for UA followers

Alabama Blues Project focuses on celebrating rich musical culture

It was the lights, Pretty Lights

Vintage T-shirt sale back at Alabama for fifth year

Kentuck celebrates 40 years of success
Nirvana’s “Nevermind” withstands test of time

FEMA maps out long-term recovery efforts
Netflix raises prices

Delta Gamma joins greek community

Google+ shows abundance of potential
I should have gotten a Hogwarts letter

How to go to a concert on $150 or less

Tornado forces students to rethink housing options

UA student survives two deadly storms

Student films screened at Bama

Three ensembles to perform at Moody

Dixie prepares to PRTY PRTY PRTY
‘The Baby Dance’ focuses on adoption
Drummers bring rhythm to light
Contest to put search skills to the test

New College to celebrate life of Bob Dylan

Local bars installing breathalyzers
Wilhagan’s hosts regional beer tasting

Downtown store supports artists, promotes community
Poetry slam comes to the Bama Theatre

Kami-Con hits Tuscaloosa this weekend

Campus MovieFest wraps up at Ferg

Campus film fest in full swing

Alabama author to discuss state history
Alabama author to discuss state history
Student film contest comes to UA

Simplicity key for FIVE
Sophomore publishes first book of poetry
WVUA to air best albums of 2010

Restaurants and bars prepare for Iron Bowl
Rare Tennessee Williams play comes to UA

ARDT pushes bounds of dance
Exotic food tasting samples world cultures
UA alumni bring cinema to the radio

Mugshots aims for mass appeal

Bowden creates his own fashion world in Tuscaloosa
WVUA launches ‘Smokestack’ comedy show

“Screwtape” hits the Allen Bales Theatre

Alabama Art Kitchen opens doors
New comic explains astronomical discovery
Outdoor Rec plans rafting trip

Campus gallery showcases student art
Guerrilla seniors say goodbye Saturday night
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The Actor’s Charitable Theatre, a community theater company for actors of all ages, held its first performance of the musical “Chicago” on Friday.
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The University of Alabama System Board of Trustees appointed Sid J. Trant as chancellor of the UA System Friday. Trant has served as interim chancellor for the past 10 months, after the retirement of former chancellor Finis St. John.
The UA Bateman Team hosted the “Save Our Stories” exhibit in Reese Phifer Hall Wednesday to raise awareness about ongoing book restrictions in Alabama libraries.