Alabama Urbanists critique ALDOT bike and pedestrian safety meeting over inaccessibility
Political student groups react to 2024 election
The biodiversity UA is home to, and how to protect them
Black Student Union and SGA host annual Toy Ball kickoff event
Citizens voice concerns over bike lanes at ALDOT pedestrian and bike safety workshop
Alabama Department of Transportation holding pedestrian and cyclist safety workshop in Tuscaloosa
From Obama to Trump to Biden — How have presidents changed Alabama?
Homecoming Week kicks off
Indigenous Peoples’ Day exhibition educates on Native culture
SGA hosts Capstone Wellness Explorer kickoff, replaces previous DEI Passport program
SGA holds donation drive for Hurricane Helene victims
SGA removes DEI from code of laws and constitution, replaces with ‘Belonging and Wellness’
Harris and Trump’s tax-free tips policies draw economic criticism, bipartisan support
Advocates say cities should improve walkability and public transportation as state funding lags
Crimson Conserve competition aims to reduce energy consumption
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The electric scooter-sharing company Veo is about to enter its fourth year on campus, and its mark can be seen on nearly every road and by nearly every building.
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.