Alabama Men’s Tennis Falls to Vanderbilt 5-2
Tide wins pair of races at Clemson Sprints
Tide erupts for six home runs in 21-1 rout
Women’s tennis downs Tulane
Announcements for 3/12/2010
Our View: Sunday sales ban useless
Tide swimming and diving one meet away from nationals
Final Fantasy changes for the better
Tuscaloosa ranked in top 10 for renter satisfaction
2010 SGA Senate Results
Our View: Stop covering up voting issues
Tide familiar with tough competition at upcoming nationals
Creative Campus internship applications due
Memorial to honor art collector
Lunafest features resources for women from women
Pulse: Avoid weight loss injections
Live – SGA Presidential Debate
Obama honors Tide for victorious season
Announcements for 2/8/2010
Tide suffers first loss
No. 1 Tide gymnastics falls to No. 2 Oklahoma
Announcements for 3/5/2010
Freshmen track stars earn SEC honors
Announcements for 3/4/2010
Ferguson Art Gallery Introduces Historical Art Collection
Limited bus service on campus
Informed voters equal better SGA
Alabama rallies to beat South Carolina 79-70
Morgan named ESPN.com early season All-American
“Unbound” helps disabled showcase art
In close race, Oscars tough to pick
Announcements for 3/3/2010
Alcoholism: More effects than you think
Telepath returns to Tuscaloosa after two years
Tide sets White House visit
Bus drivers go on strike
Event raises awareness for financial aid
Tide notches another 197-plus to top Wildcats
Men’s tennis defeats Winthrop
Tide women’s tennis remains undefeated at home
Tide disappointed with performance in Puerto Rico
Youth dominates Tide roster
Announcements for 2/26/2010
Moody hosts trumpet festival
Announcements for 2/25/2010
UA Outdoor Rec hosts mountain bike trip
ESPN to televise 2010 A-Day
Lennarth helps lead Tide to national prominence
Announcements for 2/23/2010
Fruits – fresh or not – are critical
Announcements for 2/22/2010
Tide suffers another late collapse
Softball wins at tournament
Tide earns first road win in four years
Announcements for 2/19/2010
Reports hint at suspension for Robby Green
Students abstain in observation of Lent
Kindermusik introduces music in early years
Tuscaloosa responds to 100.5 switch
First student in Jones collection featured at Kentuck
Bookstores becoming study hot spot
Organic or not, don’t skip fresh food
Tide looks to end season strong
Announcements for 2/15/2010
Tide tops Georgia State
Class suspended for 2/12/2010
Announcements for 2/12/2010
02.11.2010
Announcements for 2/10/2010
UA Libraries sponsors book collecting contest
Pulse: Avoid the weight loss fads and scams
Not-so-crazy train
UA Theatre brings Shakespeare’s “The Winter’s Tale” to UA
Tide suffers first loss at LSU
Tide blows huge lead at No. 25 Mississippi
Alabama rolls over Tulane at home match
Hometown star helps lead Tide
Don’t repeal “Don’t ask, don’t tell”
Doctor to visit students at UA
Literacy awareness campaign kicks off on campus
Announcements for 2/5/2010
Ombudsman Column
Announcements for 2/4/2010
Tide poised for successful season after opening weekend
Tide loses leading scorer for season
01.21.2010
Announcements for 1/21/2010
Announcements for 1/20/2010
Judy Green to retire after 2010 season
Announcements for 1/15/2009
Announcements from 1/14/2010
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After Alabama football finished its regular season with a 28-14 win over Auburn to move to 9-3, the team has left its fate in the hands of the College Football Playoff committee.
On Tuesday, over a dozen members of the group Bama Students for Palestine and Leftist Collective at UA participated in a “die-in” protest on the Quad, the latest in a series of pro-Palestine, anti-war demonstrations on campus.
Alabama men’s basketball announced a significant loss on Tuesday, as fifth-year guard Latrell Wrightsell Jr. is out for the season after suffering an injury Saturday during the final game of the Players Era Festival tournament.