Moe's BBQ to host Music Feeds

Grounds use procedure causes student concern

UA student competes to open for singer-songwriter
Harper Lee to publish 2nd book
Harper Lee to release 2nd book

Mulligan brothers visit Tuscaloosa for third time

Summer music festivals release lineups, offer variety
Apps provide methods for budgets, saving money

Student makes Vines, followed by thousands
Late major changes cause graduation delay

Students play multiple roles

The ultimate sport: Ultimate Frisbee popular among students

DIY Tuscaloosa promotes, serves local music scene

Higher American drinking age affects night life

Cash Cash to headline Greekfest

Objectification of women in music is not new
Video streaming site offers exclusive Alabama channel

Alum returns from Appalachian Trail
Band performs at Druid City Brewing Company

Lift like a girl

Seven tips can help fans of music avoid bad habits

Students have mixed feelings over tattoos, stigmas

Rec Center offers outdoor travels

Student band steps on to festival scene
Alabama band to perform at Bama
Organization provides hospitality experience
Exhibit focuses on quilt art
Cavaliers join UA Jazz Ensemble for concert
Musicians struggle from streaming
DUI means more than losing one’s license

NPR journalist finds home in Tuscaloosa
Students profit through Etsy
Alabama film debuts on campus
UA students cede privacy online
Music festivals rise in popularity

Thursday is the new Friday

Local bands vie for a shot at Wakarusa

Students look to market art online

Rockin’ the Haus: Local artists create underground music scene
Local radio stations provide platform for area musicians

Record revival: Students contribute to increase in vinyl sales
Music selections for all occasions
Adron brings birdsong to Green Bar
Take pride in your musical tastes, ignore music snobs
Campus to host avant-garde performer
Renaissance student
Rock stars such as Syd Barrett, Keith Moon known for wild pasts
Belle Adair band to return, play at Green Bar Friday
Nashville-based band uses popular influences for indie sound
Residents, students find shared ground
Jupiter to host rapper Yelawolf
Widespread Panic to return to amphitheater

Golightly brings heart to songwriting
Band Cody Canada & The Departed to play Jupiter
Band Cody Canada & The Departed to play Jupiter
Be polite and put your phones away
Be polite and put your phones away

Judy Collins to play Bama Theatre
Wiz rolls up on Greekfest
The Bear and Callooh! Callay! to perform at Bama Theatre
Book Arts student displays work in Ferg
Local Catch prides itself on fresh seafood
Concert to feature unconventional musicians
Tuscaloosa natives band together to form southern rock duo
Soul band strives for authenticity
Red Bull hosts collegiate DJ contest at Rounders

Downright to play at Green Bar Friday
Green Bar hosts Athens-based band Dank Sintra
Atlanta-based punk rock band to play at Egan’s
Locals, legends among top album releases of 2012
Swamp Cabbage to perform at local Acoustic Night

‘No-Shave November’ benefits charities worldwide
Walk Off The Earth blazing a trail through music industry
Exotic food trip looks to expose students to new tastes
Digitalized music weakens bond between sounds, listeners
HCA organizes movie club
Colorado bands brings folk music to Birmingham
Avett Brothers’ new album explores concept of death, tragedy
Student band work to produce their own music style
Jack White’s new album unusually truthful
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The Actor’s Charitable Theatre, a community theater company for actors of all ages, held its first performance of the musical “Chicago” on Friday.
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The University of Alabama System Board of Trustees appointed Sid J. Trant as chancellor of the UA System Friday. Trant has served as interim chancellor for the past 10 months, after the retirement of former chancellor Finis St. John.
The UA Bateman Team hosted the “Save Our Stories” exhibit in Reese Phifer Hall Wednesday to raise awareness about ongoing book restrictions in Alabama libraries.