We should not discredit activists because of youth

Politics and music can and should coexist

We should not support celebrities for president

Weinstein proves we need more than awareness around sexual assault

Employers should cover birth control in healthcare plans

The US government needs to help Puerto Rico

College students should do work that matters to them

Trump’s pardon of Arpaio sets a dangerous moral precedent

Trump must repair relations with the Jewish community

Nepotism must be rooted out of politics

Tomi Lahren's firing sets a dangerous precedent

UA Does not adequately support students with mental illnesses

The media is our closest ally
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The world of college athletics officially changed Friday night when a settlement for three NCAA antitrust lawsuits was approved, introducing revenue sharing to major college sports conferences.
NEWS | Alireza Doroudi, the University of Alabama doctoral student detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement in March, self-deported back to Iran Sunday.
Michael Davis was found guilty of capital murder Friday for the murder of Jamea Harris on the Strip in 2023. He has been sentenced to life in prison without parole.
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Brandon Miller, current Charlotte Hornets forward and former player for the Crimson Tide basketball team, testified Thursday during the State of Alabama v. Michael Lynn Davis trial for the January 2023 shooting on the Strip.