The Tuscaloosa City Council approved a rezoning request by Ivory Bluff LLC to convert 1.3 acres of land from residential designation to riverfront planned development in order to build a 20 unit townhome...

University students interacted with President Peter Mohler Wednesday, at “Morning with Mohler,” an event hosted by University Programs. “I knew a lot about the Alabama experience, but I’ve been...

The Office of General Education’s Pathways Office hosted the first “Big Question” event for the Pathways program Tuesday at the Randall Welcome Center. The event featured Catherine Randall, the former...

The Culverhouse College of Business announced the renaming of its real estate program to the Rance M. Sanders Real Estate Program Friday after receiving a $5 million discretionary gift from Rance M. and...

The Office for General Education hosted “Pathways and Parfait” at the Student Center Great Hall on Tuesday to give students a chance to learn more about the Pathways program. “Pathways and Parfait”...

The SGA Senate unanimously voted Heather Hutchcraft, a first-term senator for the College of Engineering, as the speaker of the Senate on Aug. 28, potentially violating its own constitution. Following...

The University will implement its new system for general education this semester for new students. The new system, “Built by Bama,” takes full effect in the fall 2025 semester, making the class...

Patrick Means, an inmate at the Tuscaloosa County Jail, was charged with manslaughter after an altercation allegedly leading to  the death of another inmate early Friday morning. Means, 39, had been...

Four major hemp companies, Tasty Haze, LLC, The Humble Hemp Shack, LLC, Seedless Green, LLC and Mellow Fellow Fun, LLC unsuccessfully sued Gov. Kay Ivey over the signing of House Bill 445, which increases...

The University is home to over 600 registered clubs ranging from career focus to hobby enjoyment, yet the Bama Bee Club stands out as the single organization on campus involving beekeeping. Formed in...

The Gorgas House displayed the University's submission to Slow Art Day, “Walking In It: An Experimental Video,” in which students from all walks of life showed a brief look into their lives on campus,...

The annual Druid City Arts Festival was held Saturday at Government Plaza, hosting dozens of artists as well as the University’s Print Club. The festival was originally started by Creative Campus...

The SGA Senate renewed the textbook donation drive, approved a textile donation week, and advanced a bill regarding lactation rooms and maternal facilities to the Student Affairs Committee for review Thursday. At...

The SGA hosted its annual candidate forum and presidential debate Sunday for candidates to present their campaign goals for the next administration. Normally, there is a debate between candidates for...

The University of Alabama System Board of Trustees met last Wednesday and Thursday, approving funding for new construction projects, appointing a new chancellor and approving new degree programs at the...

The Culverhouse School of Business held “Meet the Firms,” a career fair exclusive to  accounting majors at the Bryant Conference Center, last Wednesday. Though many of the 48 firms attending this...

Not only has the Print Club been hard at work designing and printing out quality artwork, but it is also engaging with the University community through events such as its recent “Valentine’s-Y” print...