[Photo] ‘What is the purpose?’: Why students emails will transition to Microsoft Outlook
The Tuscaloosa Public Library misses you
UA junior named editor-in-chief of The CW for 2021-22 year
[Photo] Inside Biden’s White House and the symbolism of Oval Office design
[Photo] Can ‘Harry Potter’ live new lives with J.K. Rowling looming large?
‘Then COVID hit’: How UA galleries have managed a return to near-normalcy
[Photo] What SOPHIE meant to the world of pop music
[Photo] ‘Remaining safe’: These are the plans student orgs have in place for spring
Want to win the CFP next year? Maybe vote blue
[Photo] Data | UA’s counseling center understaffed, underfunded compared to SEC peers
[Photo] Opinion | Hotels face hurdles after UA, SEC decisions
[Photo] Preview: NBA Finals promise landslide wins, tough match-ups
It’s probably going to be OK
I ranked the corporate coronavirus emails so you don’t have to
Rian Johnson thrills and kills with “Knives Out”
University brought cream-of-the-crop to Coleman
Bama fans camp out on ‘Gump Twitter’
Budget decor spices up college housing
Campus orgs make mental health a priority
Tuscaloosa locals profile The Strip in new documentary
Dorm-dwellers and renters escape into HGTV
Light show brings Pink Floyd’s music to life
10 Year Column: “Glee” hit most of the right notes
‘Rocketman’ succeeds where ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ failed
Jahman Hill gives everything he has to poetry
10 Year Column: When vampires had their heyday
Visiting writer keeps it short
Bowlero, The Woolworth combine arcade fun and upscale eats
Photographers cash in on graduation season
Daughter shares father’s Holocaust experience
Birmingham company brings new life to fan gear
‘Broad City’ leaves a legacy of friendship
10 Year Column: Even Beyonce couldn’t save “Obsessed”
Two hundred years of Tuscaloosa history celebrated through music
Women shine in leadership at the Capstone
MDB member spins, wins on ‘Wheel of Fortune’
10 Year Column: One DJ distilled pop music into five minutes
Fashion Column: Lagerfeld leaves behind a tumultuous legacy
Students asked to respect spring break spots
Memes, candidates’ friends power social media campaigns
Student expression blossoms in podcasts
Hard rock artist shifts from music to activism
Morrison, Lorde shaped American literature
10 Year Column: ‘The L Word’ is back, and there’s gonna be trouble
Black dancers excluded by limited costume options
Music Column: Women strike back at the Grammys
Elementary schoolers take center stage at UA gallery
Student-run festival celebrates film, creators
10 Year Column: When vegetables owned the pop chart
English majors find freedom in online publishing
Series Review: Everyone is watching ‘You’
Interns weigh value of experience with financial needs
Variety show serves Deaf, hard-of-hearing audiences
Out-of-the-box movies are back at the Bama
Holiday traditions connect campus, heritage
‘Maisel’ is home for the holidays
Nonprofits provide basics this holiday season
Native American mascots create ‘double oppression’
Art students offer their collegiate swan songs
Dancing lights celebrate Native American culture
Classic story mirrors present-day feminism
“Othello” staged reading comes together like magic
Issues with Halloween costumes spark debate
Students react to Swift’s voting advocacy
Film Column: ‘A Star Is Born’ just keeps getting better
Visiting writer talks poetry, ASL and John Donne
UA professor posthumously honored with art exhibition
Review: Father John Misty shows off in Birmingham
Slam poets perform at Para La Cultura
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The Women and Gender Resource Center hosted a campfire-themed safety fair for Dating and Domestic Violence Awareness Month at the University on Tuesday.
With college basketball season just over a month away, rumors have begun to swirl about whether or not Alabama head coach Nate Oats would consider taking an NBA coaching job should one come available.
The SGA is hosting a donation drive to provide relief for those affected by Hurricane Helene. Donations are open until noon Wednesday, and all items can be dropped off at the SGA office or the Office of Sorority and Fraternity Life.