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All content by Ashley Tripp

Student films Hurricane Sandy recovery

Ashley Tripp April 24, 2013

For Ashley Swafford, working on a documentary of Hurricane Sandy with her telecommunication and film professor, Chandra Clark, turned out to be more personal than she could have imagined. Swafford said...

When work becomes a blessing

Ashley Tripp April 18, 2013

For Essie Inge Charles, the struggles of being a teen mom began inside a crowded country home in Springville, Ala. “I remember having the rats nibble at our toes during the nights as I could peak through...

Sleep Out on Quad Wednesday

Ashley Tripp April 8, 2013

At first, the act of sleeping may seem like an illogical way to raise awareness, but students from across campus are coming together at its heart to sleep on the Quad and encourage student awareness of...

Deans juggle responsibilities, challenges

Deans juggle responsibilities, challenges

Ashley Tripp March 6, 2013

Michael Hardin, dean of the Culverhouse College of Commerce and Business Administration, said a day in the life of a dean is anything but ordinary. “At the end of February, I went to Turkey,” Hardin...

Economy, costs send some to trade school

Ashley Tripp February 11, 2013

As the economy in Alabama changes and the University’s tuition rises, the number of potential students who instead choose to attend community colleges and technical schools might be rising with them....

Alabama Greek Missions serve abroad

Ashley Tripp January 16, 2013

During the holiday break, Alabama Greek Missions took 13 UA students on a mission trip to Leon, Nicaragua, to volunteer in Trapichito, an isolated village with a population of about 200. Margaret Coats,...

Duck Tape PR campaign wins award

Ashley Tripp January 10, 2013

The University of Alabama’s Public Relations Student Society of America chapter placed first in a national contest to promote the Duck brand College Duck Tape. The chapter received a $1,000 prize for...

State law limits student gifts to faculty

Ashley Tripp December 6, 2012

There is a nationwide initiative to “honor your professor,” and students at The University of Alabama are joining in. However, before students decide to honor their professors with gifts, they might...

Rivalry affects Thanksgiving traveling days

Ashley Tripp November 13, 2012

One annual challenge many out-of-state students face during Thanksgiving break is whether or not to attend the Iron Bowl game. Per tradition, the Iron Bowl is played during Thanksgiving weekend. For some,...

Which Wich coming soon

Ashley Tripp October 18, 2012

Which Wich Superior Sandwiches will soon find a home in Tuscaloosa, opening downtown at the Boulevard Lofts Apartment complex in mid-December. Owner Lee Henderson said he is very grateful and excited...

Student dies in dirt-biking accident

Ashley Tripp October 10, 2012

University of Alabama student, friend, boyfriend, brother and son died Monday after a dirt biking accident in Tupelo, Miss., while visiting family over the weekend. Jonathan Brown, 20, was a resident...

PR firm educates students

Ashley Tripp September 27, 2012

A public relations firm at The University of Alabama is giving students real-world experience in running communication campaigns. The Capstone Agency has amassed over 30 awards for their work and is looking...

Avantis changing up program

Avantis changing up program

Ashley Tripp August 29, 2012

By Ashley Tripp Contributing Writer The Avanti orientation team is looking to change things up for next year’s incoming freshmen, as upcoming expansions and renovations at the Ferguson Center will...

Campus hosts intensive for young dancers

Campus hosts intensive for young dancers

Ashley Tripp July 11, 2012

If students haven’t already noticed, tights, buns and leotards have become the latest fashion trend at the University of Alabama. For the past two weeks, the campus has welcomed the nation’s most...