Tide Hop, Sept. 1968
Amy Schumer's Birmingham show cancelled
Violence in Charlotte
Tide Hop, Sept. 1980
Students react to the iPhone 7 and the iOS 10 update
Military veteran joins sorority
Town hall meeting will focus on finding diversity leader
Tide Hop, August 1978
UA on three Princeton Review lists
UA students can now receive absentee ballot, free of charge
Brock Turner to be released on good behavior
Clear bag policy to be implemented at Bryant-Denny Stadium
Ithaca college student killed in brawl
The University holds a last chance football ticket sale
University of Kentucky to sue student newspaper
Kentuck Art Center hosts art night
Northport mayoral election to have runoff
Tide Hop, August 1973
Managing the Quarter-Life Crisis
Team USA takes home the final gold medal
Five people killed in Citronelle
TEDxTuscaloosa to present “ideas worth spreading”
Stop, drop and roll tide
Post-9/11 GI Bill students to have new payment plan
Faculty given chance to express Blackboard experiences
13 faculty members to be awarded for research
Diversity mapping to assess inclusion efforts on campus
APR students to host eBay Gameday
Spring break without going spring broke
Eating disorders don’t discriminate
Archaeological park to host 16th annual knap-in
Oscar movies seen by the Academy, not UA students
CABJ offers support for minority journalists
Take a seat: SGA amendment would overhaul block seating
118 employers present at General Interest and Business Career Fair
AASRJ talks consent
Circus elephant to be used in cancer research
What to do in case of severe weather
16 movies shown at Campus Moviefest Finale
Capstone Men and Women accepting applicants
Bama Dining chefs teach cooking class on sauces
UADM to hold kickoff event
Rival programs raise awareness for wildlife conservation
National championship parade will affect on-campus traffic
Rural Medical Scholars Program to host workshop
Tuscaloosa to host vintage market
Students struggle to vote through mailing center
Library Support Staff Association hosts annual Toys for Tots Drive
Journalism and TCF faculty propose department merge
Women's education exhibit to be presented at Gorgas House next week
Beat Auburn Beat Hunger hosts 5K run
Brown Bag Lecture focuses on LGBT black community
UA ranked ninth in top 50 online RN to BSN programs
UA to host off-campus housing fair
Beat Auburn Beat Bingo collects cans for West Alabama Food Bank
Beat Auburn Beat Hunger to host bingo event
Dance department to host Alabama Repertory Dance Theatre
Beat Auburn Beat Hunger food drive to begin
Nursing students begin clinical sessions
Journalism students gain experience in labs
Current students can apply for the Honors College
Reading College Textbooks
Women's equality activist spoke on pay inequality
Political groups on-campus plan to grow in membership
Health experts hold question and answer session
Fulbright Scholarship recipients to hold discussion panel
Greek members compete in 1st Olympics for charity
School of Social Work to co-sponsor commemorative event
Cribspot offers simplified housing search for UA area
Black Student Union helps minority students
Scale Back Alabama to host weigh-ins for obesity
Special collections library to exhibit student research
Medals of Honor, recipient portraits on display
In-class movies expand student understanding
Library compiles databases free for student use
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The Kaleidoscope concert series continued at Druid City Music Hall as Evan Honer took the stage Thursday with special guests Eli Winders and Liam St. John for a night filled with American folk and blues-inspired music.
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.