“I obviously need to go through and read it,” University president Peter Mohler said. “[I] welcome dialogue and look forward to going through their concerns and [will] make sure I get back to them.”...

To celebrate April Fools’ Day, pirates took over WVUA 90.7 The Capstone, the University’s student-operated radio station, for an hour in the morning and an hour in the evening.   Cameron Cook,...

Seth Dillon, CEO of the Babylon Bee, spoke to an audience of about 80 attendants in the multipurpose space of John England Jr. Hall on Wednesday. He was invited by UA Young Americans for Freedom. Days...

Lady Gaga, one of the world’s biggest pop stars, has returned to the music scene with the release of her seventh studio album, “MAYHEM.”  Fans of Gaga, called “little monsters,” have long...

Controversy has struck the 97th annual Oscar Awards that will be hosted by The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences this Sunday; two movies have been nominated for several awards, including best...

Fifty-six historical markers are placed around campus. These plaques — black signs with gold or bronze text — are dedicated to significant places and people who have shaped the history of the University....

Black Warrior Brewing Co., a local bar in Downtown Tuscaloosa, hosted its ninth annual Chili Cook-Off competition on Saturday evening. The competition supported Tuscaloosa’s One Place, a non-profit organization...

The Birmingham chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America held a vigil on Sunday in honor of Cameron Thompson, an 18-year-old Black transgender woman who was found dead with gunshot wounds on Dec....

On Dec. 26, 1941, then-President Franklin Roosevelt signed a resolution to make Thanksgiving a federally recognized holiday. Ever since, Americans have made pilgrimages across the nation to gather with...

The UA Young Americans for Freedom Chapter promoted an anti-abortion lecture led by a speaker from The Daily Wire planned for Tuesday by chalking campus sidewalks. Student reactions varied from pouring...

Addison Rae, who rose to fame on TikTok over the past five years, is making a second attempt to break into the music industry.  Following the releases of “Aquamarine” and “Diet Pepsi,” as well...

The 53rd annual Kentuck Festival of the Arts took place over the weekend at Snow Hinton Park, away from its usual location in Downtown Northport, showcasing over 270 artists. The location was changed...

UA Counseling Center, Tide Against Suicide and American Foundation for Suicide Prevention hosted their annual Out of the Darkness Walk on Sunday to bring National Suicide Prevention Week to a close.  “Out...

Mayor Walt Maddox unveiled a proposal to renovate the Queen City Pool House during his Capital Projects recommendation presentation on April 30. The project would repurpose the historic building on Jack...

“Totally Far-Out Tuesday” will be on display at the Allen Bales Theatre on Saturday at 1 p.m. and Sunday at 5 p.m. Written and directed by Trint Brown, a sophomore Bachelor of Fine Arts student with...

Editor's note: This story was updated to correct a misquote regarding the relationship between UA Mock Trial Association's relationships with Emory University and Georgia Tech.  The UA Mock Trial Association...

The Sarah Moody Gallery of Art is currently the home to “March,” an exhibit featuring the art of Sharon Butler, New York City-based artist and creator of the Two Coats of Paint blog. Students and local...

The Bama Indigenous Student Organization Network invited Ron Warren on Thursday to demonstrate how to play the flute and to expand students’ understanding of Native American culture.   Warren, an...

On Friday, March 8, Ariana Grande released “Eternal Sunshine,” her seventh studio album. The album is a smooth and soothing mix of melodies and pop beats that tells the story of Ariana Grande’s experience...

The Avanti orientation team is the University’s premier group of students that welcomes incoming students to campus. They are some of the first faces that students and their parents see when they attend...

“Oedipus,” or “The Riddle Solver,” premiered at the Allen Bales Theatre on Feb. 6 and showed until this Sunday, Feb. 11. Directed by the first Black student director in the UA theater department’s...

Revived for the big screen, “Mean Girls” (2024) returned to theaters, not as an adaptation of the original movie, but based on the Broadway musical. It premiered nationwide on Friday, Jan. 12, and...

On Monday, Jan. 15, students from the UA School of Social Work participated in the annual MLK Jr. Unity March. Organized by the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, people marched on the streets of...

Following the success of the original trilogy, Lionsgate released “The Hunger Games: Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes” to theaters. It premiered Friday, Nov. 17, and has generated over $200 million...

The Social Work Association for Cultural Awareness hosted its Religious Awareness Day event in the Intercultural Diversity Center on Thursday, Nov. 9.   SWACA invited several religious groups on campus...

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 University of Alabama Department of Theatre and Dance’s production of “The Rocky Horror Show” premiered on Halloween night at the Marian Gallaway Theatre. The last performance was shown Sunday,...

November is Native American Heritage Month and highlights the persistence of Native American cultures and traditions despite years of oppression and the constant threat of erasure.   This month is...

The National Pan-Hellenic Council, also known as the “Divine Nine,” is a group of nine historically Black sororities and fraternities, eight of which are represented at the University.  The Divine...

From Aug. 4 to Sept. 15, the University of Alabama Gallery presented “Broken Bridges,” a showcase of documentary photography by Stephen Humphreys at the Dinah Washington Cultural Arts Center. Twenty...

Each semester, students and faculty organize events such as Multicultural Coffee Hour or Mind Matters. These meetings help every person who attends the University create new connections, explore the UA...

June 19, Juneteenth, is a celebratory day that signifies the anniversary of Black freedom from slavery under the Emancipation Proclamation passed in 1863.   This Juneteenth will be the 157th anniversary...

Appearing at the Allen Bales Theatre, The University of Alabama Theatre and Dance Department will be producing “Frontières Sans Frontières” through Sunday, April 2.    In the span of two hours,...

\The University of Alabama Gallery is currently presenting “Roscoe Hall: Two Houses,” featuring Black artist and Tuscaloosa native, Roscoe Hall, at Dinah Washington Cultural Arts Center until Feb....

Running from Monday, Nov. 7, to Sunday, Nov. 13, The University of Alabama Department of Theatre and Dance produced “Small Mouth Sounds” at the Allen Bales Theatre. Within the runtime of an hour and...

On Saturday, Oct. 15, the Moundville Archaeological Park hosted its 34th annual Native American Festival. Every year the museum and park host the event for different Native American tribal groups to demonstrate...