Dr. David Albright of The University of Alabama will take part in a study to evaluate the needs of military veterans. The study will fixate on the southern region of the state of Alabama, including Mobile,...
World-renowned conductors and musicians have had their music performed in Carnegie Hall. In April 2016, University of Alabama student Tyler Grant's “Panoramic Landscapes” will be performed within...
Throughout Derek Lee Biddings II’s youth, he witnessed an older cousin never give up regardless of the constant struggles he faced. His cousin was put through the difficulties of an illness to his wife,...
On Nov. 6 and 7, the Book Writing Boot Camp will take place at the Hunter Street Baptist Church in Hoover, Alabama. The theme of the camp on Nov. 6 will be story crafting, while the focus will be on...
With flu season underway, the 2015 “Flu Blast” campaign kicked off in September and will continue throughout the month of October. The campaign is a joint effort between the Student Health Center,...
To Kick off the “First Friday” event for the month, the Tuscaloosa Dinah Washington Cultural Arts Center will feature Alabama native Roger Jones' exhibit entitled “Every Night.” The exhibit will...
Atlanta and Toronto might be the furthest thing from each other in terms of music and appeal, but the two schools of hip-hop were able to come together in order to give the fans what they wanted. On Sept....
In David Greene’s "Midnight in Siberia," the author takes the readers on a journey across the vast landscape and through the towering metropolises of modern Russia. The non-fiction book written in 2014,...
To commemorate the 500th anniversary of Thomas More’s literary landmark, "Utopia," Dr. Michael Mendle will launch the “Year of Utopia” lecture series. To begin the series, Mendle will introduce both...
For the second event of the Leadership Speaker Series, External Affairs brought Tuscaloosa Mayor Walter Maddox to campus. Maddox, who has been in office for 10 years, spoke on leadership and topics such...
With a new academic term beginning and students being consumed once again by the overflow of papers, tests and other collegiate adversities, it is difficult for a student to fit in the much needed work-hours....
To begin the school year, SGA's office of External Affairs will launch the first installment of its Leadership Speaker Series. It will begin with Dr. Stuart Bell, the new president of the University,...
In July of 2015, University of Alabama graduate student Nathan Klenke was awarded the Eisenhower Graduate Fellowship. This prestigious honor placed Klenke in the Dwight David Eisenhower Transportation...
Last week, a consulting firm out of Birmingham, known as Accounting, Economics and Appraisal Group, LLC, was named the Manderson Partner of the Year by the Culverhouse College of Commerce. This award...
The University of Alabama’s engineering department held the 25th annual SITE camp, or Student Introductory to Engineering Camp, from July 12-31. The camp has three one-week segments in which 150 high...
On July 14, Harper Lee launched her second novel “Go Set a Watchman,” a sequel to her original Pulitzer Prize winner “To Kill a Mockingbird.” Within its first week on the bookshelves, it sold more...
A northern Alabama county is on its way to cheaper energy.In May of 2015, UA professors Samuel Addy and Ahmad Ijaz wrote the study about the new $150 million solar energy farm that will be created within...
Morgan Moran, who graduated from The University of Alabama this spring with a degree in political science, was one of 16 students selected to serve on the ONE Student Advisory Board in Washington D.C.ONE...
Pulitzer-Prize-winning author Harper Lee will launch her second novel, “Go Set a Watchman” on Tuesday. Lee, who attended The University of Alabama law school and wrote for The Crimson White, is known...
The Tuscaloosa Nike Factory Store opened its doors for the first time, revealing the brand’s first store in a college town on Thursday.Over 300 excited customers packed into the store in anticipation...
Environmentalists saw a victory on the Black Warrior River last month as Drummond Company, Inc. released a statement regarding its Shepherd's Bend mining permit. “Drummond Company, Inc. will not...
Students traveled from all corners of the country to take part in a scientific summer camp hosted by the Alabama Museum of Natural History over the last two weeks.High school and middle school students...
An American Outlaws chapter is being formed in Tuscaloosa. According to their official website, the mission of the organization is to “support the United States National Soccer Teams through a unified...
By Christian Elliott | Contributing Writer SGA President Elliot Spillers attended the National Campus Leadership Council’s 2015 Presidential Leadership Summit on May 31 through June 1. Over the span...
Ronald Nelson just recently graduated high school but his age has not stopped him from gaining national recognition.The upcoming collegian from Houston High School in Germantown, Tennessee, was accepted...
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