Waterfest being held to raise water quality awareness
ATO gives back to community with HOPE week
Tri-Delt and Phi Gam team up to fight cancer
Former Tide player helps abused children
UA professor awarded engineering grant
UA Away offers students opportunity to go abroad
Fiji Run for justice to take place Saturday
Pi Beta Phi wins $2,000 for literacy philanthropy
UA initiative helps tornado victim
Phi Mu honors lost sisters with cookbook
UA studies tornado effects
Sigma Pi fraternity honors fallen brother
Environmental council’s community garden fights for real food
Delta Zeta wins lawn decoration contest
Groups prep their pomps for Homecoming week
Political activist to speak at University
Pledging eases adjustments, builds lifelong bonds
TCF welcomes new professor
Capstone takes students abroad
Professor encourages students to step outside boundaries
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The presidents of UA College Republicans and UA College Democrats both said that their candidate laid out a compelling vision for America’s future during the vice presidential debate Tuesday.
No. 1 Alabama lost to unranked Vanderbilt in FirstBank Stadium in a 40-35 game in which Vanderbilt scored the most points it has ever scored against an Alabama team. The win is also the school’s first against a team ranked in the top 5 of the AP poll.
Popular medical field-based TV shows have influenced people to take an interest in nursing. However, these shows don’t always accurately portray the reality nurses deal with on a day-to-day basis.
The Women and Gender Resource Center hosted a campfire-themed safety fair for Dating and Domestic Violence Awareness Month at the University on Tuesday.