Jessa Reid Bolling, Assistant News Editor

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UA System releases health and safety plan for fall return

In a sea of Trump supporters, a small few stand in opposition

Faculty Senate proposes task force to change campus culture
UA parking permit rates will not increase

UA alumni react to OSM controversy

Protesters pressure Carbon Hill mayor to resign

PREVIEW: Locals organize march against Carbon Hill mayor’s homophobic comments

Tuscaloosa reinforces juvenile curfew following several shootings

Tuscaloosa Civil Rights History Trail unveiled

In wake of abortion ban, top donor tells students to boycott University

UAPD alerts students about arrest of fake Uber driver

Q&A with Brooks Payne, vice president of external affairs candidate

Q&A with Demarcus Joiner, vice president of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion candidate

Saige Rozanc-Petski named next editor-in-chief of Alice Magazine

Hallowed Grounds displays history of slavery

Transgender pageant contestant resists hate

Students capitalize on self-employment opportunities
Alabama fan dead after bar fight with LSU fans
Former UA student charged with providing support for al-Qaeda

Seat in stadium honors POW, MIA soldiers

UPDATE: Instructor no longer works at University after CBS sexual harassment report
UAPD reports robbery outside Rounders bar

Black Lives Matter co-founder speaks to students

Q&A with Kendell Wilson, homecoming queen candidate

Racial equity study gives the University an ‘F’

Law School to change name following record-breaking donation

UA graduates start LGBTQ Alumni Association

Sexual assault bill named in honor of Megan Rondini
UA student advocacy groups on the rise

Q&A: executive secretary candidate Claudia Hogan

UA honors society applications close this weekend

Doug Jones’ budget vote gets mixed reactions among Democrats

UA professor leads students, mapping mountains with rocks

ACTION group lowers non-emergency medical costs

Students rally against labels, stereotypes

SGA President Jared Hunter resigns

New Alabama voting laws could impact Senate race

Tuscaloosa veteran runs as write-in candidate for Senate

GoFundMe raises over $10,000 for transgender student’s tuition

University student misdiagnosed with AVM

Trump Nominates UA Alum for Federal Bench amid Controversy

Community gathers for human trafficking forum

LGBTQ Alabamians struggle to adopt children

Santorum discusses religious freedom with students

Rick Santorum to discuss religious freedom with students

Students to fund and build Habitat home for tornado victim

Speaker discusses North Korea, threat of nuclear war

Autherine Lucy Foster’s legacy honored with historical marker

Preview: West Alabama Clinic Defenders Training Session

Have Courage, Be Kind: Memorial for Megan Rondini
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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.