SGA speaks out against sexual violence, requests more funding for student research
SGA promotes college voter turnout
UA College Republicans and Democrats react to vice presidential debate
City Council promotes Hurricane Helene relief
Faculty Senate votes to remove DEI committee
SGA advances bill removing DEI position and committees from Code of Laws
UA Board of Trustees votes in favor of Saban Field
UA student organizations comply with DEI ban
UA Board of Trustees approves head coaching contracts for 2024-25
University of Alabama selects next leader for Division of Finance and Operations
How social media is impacting the 2024 presidential race
University of Alabama shutters Division of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
Reese Phifer Hall evacuated after construction incident
University of Alabama System invests in AI research
Saban Center announces partnership with Shelton State Community College
UAB to acquire Ascension St. Vincent’s Health System
UA to finish major construction projects in 2024
UA board of trustees votes to raise tuition for 2024-25 academic year
Scouting out scholarships
Campus political groups react to Trump’s guilty verdict
‘IVF Protection Act’ draws criticism from students, legal experts
SGA opens applications for Lobby Board, First Year Council
City Council and UA fund utilities improvements with joint agreement
Tuscaloosa sewage carries bacteria and threatens biodiversity
SGA confirms executive secretary, chief of staff
City Council proclaims April ‘Child Abuse Prevention Month’
SGA Senate approves 2024 stipends, commends social work
City Council temporarily saves bridge after local support
SGA Senate blocks expanded voting window for second time
Students take to the polls on Super Tuesday
Gillani and McDavid discuss platforms in 2024 SGA presidential debate
SGA Senate expands FYC representation
SGA Senate blocks 48-hour voting window despite student testimonies
Q&A with uncontested VP for external affairs candidate Walker Parsons
City Council honors caregivers, approves beverage licenses
Cru Lounge loses business license after deadly shooting
SGA Senate commends UA Division of DEI, considers expanding voting window
City Council approves luxury condominium complex
Legacy Scholars hosts multi-organization fair for first-generation students
UA College Republicans host former Attorney General Jeff Sessions
City councilors promote charity ball and local service events
SGA spring 2024 general election timeline released
City Council recognizes Human Trafficking Awareness Month and honors local task force
City Council approves public hearing for property tax referendum
City Council approves toy drive and retention bonuses for Tuscaloosa police officers
City Council honors local firefighter, allocates funds to Saban Center
City Council hears from racial justice organization and gives update on public works project
City Council renames streets despite some local opposition
City Council applies for airport grant and distributes ABC licenses for charity events
City council authorizes raises and distributes opioid settlement funds
City Council has hearing on new street names and celebrates school supply drive
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Alabama secured a 52-7 win over Mercer Saturday, giving fans a clearer look at the team’s future playmakers.
Alabama basketball is reaching heights it has never seen. Yet even with the program’s individual triumphs, leveraging UA football’s success is still a recruiting tactic for head basketball coach Nate Oats when attempting to get players to Tuscaloosa.