The intersection of religion and politics has a long history in American government and can be dated back hundreds of years, a famous example being the 1802 letter from then-President Thomas Jefferson...

The Department of Theatre and Dance performance of the musical “You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown” began Monday and runs through Sunday at the Allen Bales Theatre. Written by late author Chuck...

Presidential candidates John F. Kennedy and Richard Nixon appeared on screen for the first ever televised presidential debate in 1960. The candidates stood with authority while debating their policies...

University Programs and UA Panhellenic Association partnered to host the New Year, New Me event Aug 12. The event, which was one of several as part of Tied with Tide week for students moving onto campus...

Theatre Tuscaloosa’s performance of “Anything Goes” opened on Thursday and will continue through Aug 4 in partnership with Shelton State Community College.  With a title like “Anything Goes,”...

Content warning: This story contains references to sexual assault and other acts readers may find disturbing. Reader discretion is advised.  UA student Gambill Gentry was denied bond following a hearing...

President Joe Biden announced Sunday that he would not accept the Democratic nomination for the 2024 presidential race. The same day, Biden endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris to be his successor, a...

The Alabama Department of Mental Health hosted the opening of the Bryce Hospital Museum at the Catherine and Pettus Randall Welcome Center Friday. The museum, which is dedicated to former ADMH commissioner...

Kentuck will host its monthly Art Market providing an opportunity for new and experienced local artists to learn from one another and display their work. The event will occur Saturday from 9:30 a.m. to...

Tuscaloosa River Market hosted the seventh year of Celebrate Local on Tuesday. The event aimed to recognize local artists and independent businesses within the Tuscaloosa community. Each year since 2017,...

Editor's note: This story was updated June 6 to correct names in the story. A previous version of the story stated that "Tracie and Bo Swann" were the owners of TusKaloosa PicKers, when in fact their surname...

For many students, college is the first time in their lives that they will have to handle medical issues on their own. University Medical Center, the Women and Gender Resource Center and the Counseling...

The University of Alabama is home to over 40,000 students and offers various ways to learn about opportunities and resources. Social media, apps, campuswide events and organizations that any student can...

Before Bama Bound is over, here is a list of places to consider swinging by to stock up on all UA essentials. They are all located on the Strip, an area filled with retail stores and restaurants that embody...

As Pride month approaches, it is important to take some time to recognize queer voices on and behind the screen. The following collection of movies and TV shows help educate and immerse people in the queer...

This Memorial Day, Americans remember those who have lost their lives in service to the country. The Hunter Whitley Butterfly Initiative is a nonprofit organization that aims to bring awareness to veterans’...

New College class 226 Organic Farming has been working with Jeremiah’s Community Garden in Tuscaloosa to help complete tasks at the garden and gain educational experiences.  According to the garden’s...

Maggie Rogers’ third studio album came out on April 12, telling the story of simple pleasures, becoming grounded and reflecting on her 20s. This album, “Don’t Forget Me,” is an authentic blend...

Libraries help build a community of sustainability through the foundation of donating and reusing books. Resources like the Tuscaloosa Public Library and Little Free Libraries  aim to provide a neutral...

The University announced Wednesday that students, faculty and staff now have free digital access to The New York Times through a campus-based subscription.  Students, faculty and staff will have access...

UA Theatre and Dance hosted the first Emerging Choreography Showcase from April 2 to 6, sharing the work of twelve aspiring choreographers.   Choreographers and dancers were able to share their talent...

The Birmingham chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America joined the UA Leftist Collective to co-host a “Save Our Libraries” letter-writing event at Grace Presbyterian Church on Thursday.   The...

The University of Alabama System agreed to expedite applications and waive application fees for eligible Birmingham-Southern College on March 27.   On March 26, the BSC board of trustees voted to...

The Indian Student Association of Tuscaloosa and the Nepalese Student Association came together to celebrate Holi on campus on March 23.  Holi is the festival of colors that is part of Hindu celebration...

The University of Alabama honors women leaders who have helped pave the way for future generations of young women.   At least fourteen buildings at the University have been named after these women...

Editor's note (04/02/2024): This story was updated to reflect a date change made by the Women and Gender Resource Center. Due to expected severe weather, the Take Back the Night event has been moved from...

Students demonstrate against SB 129 on Wednesday outside the Alabama State House in Montgomery.

Students from across Alabama came together in front of the Montgomery State House to rally against SB 129 and show their support for diversity, equity and inclusion on Wednesday.  The rally was attended...

During Women’s History Month, it is important to take time to appreciate not only the significant work of women authors, but also the writers themselves. These authors are the modern voices of women...

Editor's note (03/03/2024): This story was updated to include the number of people in attendance at the demonstration organized by the Queer Student Association, Hispanic-Latino Association and the Black...

On Thursday, the Alabama Senate approved Senate Bill 129, which would ban the public funding of diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives. The bill awaits a vote Wednesday in the House.  The bill...

Engagement Pods, started by University Programs in 2020, are back this semester to give students an opportunity to lead and build community.   The 17 small groups, which allow students to meet regularly...

During Black History Month, it is important to appreciate the Black voices in cinema. Here are four movies and TV shows made during or after the year 2015 that recognize the value of diversity through...

Body Appreciation Week, the University’s celebration of Eating Disorders Awareness Week, an annual campaign run by the National Eating Disorders Association that takes place Feb. 26 to March 3, is a...

Phase II of the Jack Warner Parkway renovations, on the stretch from Greensboro Avenue to 21st Avenue, is back open after almost two years of construction.  This project is part of House Bill 600,...

The Wellness Walls for Art program, started in 2013, is sharing a new exhibition titled “Five Seasoned Artists” at University Medical Center. The exhibition is a collection of work from Ann Betak,...

In 2012, Colby Leopard, then a student at the University, wanted to help middle and high school students with their reading skills, so he developed the idea of READ Alabama.  READ Alabama soon became...

During Black History Month, it is important to take a moment to not only recognize Black authors, but also appreciate the representation that is being shared through literature. These pieces of literature...

A faculty research group has compiled research for and created a new website detailing the University’s history with enslaved people before the Civil War.   Titled “The History of Enslaved People...

“Saltburn,” directed by Emerald Fennell and released in November 2023, stars Barry Keoghan as Oliver Quick, Jacob Elordi as Felix Catton, Rosamund Pike as Elspeth Catton, Richard E. Grant as Sir James...

The University held its Spring 2024 Get on Board Day event on Thursday from 5 to 9 p.m. at the Student Center.  Organizations set up display tables with their information on the building’s second...

While in college, many students find themselves entering new relationships. Whether that be with friends, romantic partners or new family members, learning how to navigate and self-reflect is key in improving...

As the Republican primary debate on Wednesday approaches, tickets have been distributed through the Student Government Association and the University. People not in attendance at the debate can watch it...

During Transgender Awareness Week, observed during the week leading up to Transgender Day of Remembrance on Nov. 20, UA organizations are working to provide events and resources to transgender students....

On Nov. 28 and Dec. 5, a recurring online session on Tuesdays will take place at noon with Sheena Gregg, a registered dietitian with the UA Department of Health Promotion and Wellness, to help share information...

The University held its first-ever week of celebration for first-gen students. Through the week of Nov. 6-11, community-based events took place to support and appreciate first-generation students. Randi...

Not On My Campus partnered with the SGA to show a screening of the Netflix documentary "Victim/Suspect" on Wednesday at the Student Center Theater.  Along with the screening, there was also a panel...

The Alabama Museum of Natural History and the Gorgas House Museum co-hosted “Haunting at the Museum” events between Oct. 23 and 31.  On Oct. 25, the Alabama Museum of Natural History held a “family...

The historic Bryce Hospital is now being given the chance to pave an educational path. In the 1850s, Bryce Hospital was constructed in Tuscaloosa, and it was officially inaugurated as the Alabama State...

Alabama Print and Book Group held a tabling event Tuesday to sell prints, shirts and patches to raise money for its printmaking workshop.   The group aims to build a community and bring awareness...

Fentanyl overdose is the No. 1 cause of death for U.S. citizens ages 18-45. Student organizations like End Overdose and HOSA-Future Health Professionals aim to end the stigma surrounding overdoses and...

UA alum Madison Grooters showcased her artwork at the Intercultural Diversity Center on Oct. 16.  Grooters graduated last May and now works at the University as a specialist for the sculpture foundry....

Homecoming queen candidate Chloe Holladay is the only candidate who violated campaign rules, according to the University’s Homecoming website.   Violations were uploaded Friday morning. On Monday,...

University of Alabama officials have made a concerted effort to make the University a more welcoming institution for first-generation college students.   Despite this progress, however, some students...

The Blackburn Insitute’s latest addition to its “Perceptive on Speakers” series featured a documentary on titled “The Forgotten Creeks.” Along with the screening, Justin Stabler, a member of...

The 35th annual Native American Festival will take place at Moundville Archaeological Park Oct. 4-7.   According to the park’s website, there will be storytelling, traditional dances and classes...

A new organization called Alabama Pearls that aims to prepare young women for the workforce held a kickoff event on Wednesday.   Alabama Pearls’ lineup of events for this semester includes a build-your-brand...

“May 1970: The Gibbs-Green Tragedy” at Jackson State College exhibition is a collection of photographs taken by Doris Derby. Derby was an activist during the 1970s and captured historical events through...

Tide Against Suicide hosted its fifth suicide prevention week event at the University. Partnering with the SGA, the organization brought four puppies to the Student Center Plaza on Sept. 22, from 10 a.m....

The economic impact of the football season in Tuscaloosa cannot be ignored.   In 2022 tourists spent $895 million, with each home game weekend that year bringing in $20 million to $25 million on average....

After working within local churches for years, Lori Maxey felt the need to serve the community in a more hands-on way. Her husband always had a dream to own a used bookstore, and that’s when The House...

The Office of Student Involvement kicked off a brand-new leadership opportunity for sophomores on Sept. 1. Hosted at John England Jr. Hall, the Tide2 Kick Off Event had a taco and boba truck to entice...

The Women and Gender Resource Center celebrated its 30th birthday Tuesday to commemorate the progress the center has made since its establishment at The University.    The celebration included an...