Museum of Natural History to host field trip for fossils
Foster care teens take part in Alabama Reach program
Bama Bound welcomes freshmen before fall
Shelters, research prevent tornadoes’ effects
University Fellows travel to Black Belt region
AIDs remains an issue for Alabama’s poor, young
Simon speaks the truth for Last Lecture
Lavender Graduation to honor LGBTQ students
Marriage equality panel discusses court hearings
SGA hosts Unity Day to bring campuses together
Director of ‘Seinfeld’ to sign books on campus
UA students return favor, help victims of Hattiesburg
Wade honored as 1st black faculty member on campus
Official UA Harlem Shake sees small turnout
Professors wary of sharing social media with students
Students’ Crimson email accounts stay open after graduation
International Spouses group meets weekly for cooking classes, speakers
Mobile natives find ways to celebrate Mardi Gras away from home
Fifty years later, civil rights issues still prevalent
WVUA-TV to move to state-of-art location
Creative Writing Club enables high school authors
Smoke-free hiring policies becoming more popular
UA Rideshare program part of online carpool trend
UA geography professor to be honored nationally
12 Days of Wellness aims to ease holiday stress
Social work students to host health fair
Students donate meals from their plans to needy
New devices playing key role in the classroom
‘Forrest Gump’ author returns to UA, compares writing to football
Students receive premium access to New York Times
UA students lead ARTS workshops
HB 56 panel talks about law’s impact
Women’s Resource Center to host HB 56 seminar
College of Education welcomes new dean
Forza Financial seeks interns from all departments
Students work to uncover facts about legendary civil rights trial
Personal degree plans on the rise
Social media becomes leader in weather alerts
CVA to host inaugural Veterans Banquet at Hotel Capstone
Scholar to discuss child welfare
Bo Jackson to travel state with stars
CollegeFirst seeking help from UA students
SAA, Phi Sigma Kappa hosting charity golf tournament
Fewer students, fewer women interested in political office
‘Sleep Out’ to put poverty in perspective
Criminal Justice Mock Trial Association Celebrates Success
Media center offers place to record
Bama Blitz helping to rebuild one home at a time
FBI seeks to use apps to predict terrorist acts
Students to learn about Chinese culture at Ferg
Apps provide early weather warning
School of Accountancy receives high ranking
Math center celebrates ten years of success
Six students awarded study abroad scholarships
Sigma Delta Tau looking to expand membership
Alabama beats Auburn in annual food drive
Poets to read at Green Bar
Social media gives users life after death on the Web
AAA continues chalking
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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.