Megan Friend, Contributing Writer
• February 25, 2019
There’s a new hot spot in town for Tuscaloosa antique lovers. Whether it’s an almost-obsolete item or something only seen in books, TusKaloosa PicKers is likely to have it.
Megan Friend, Contributing Writer
• January 28, 2019
When it comes time to choose what to watch on Netflix, sometimes the most entertaining options can be found by digging a little further than the home page and returning to favorites from the past.
Megan Friend, contributing writer
• November 29, 2018
Facing an industry notorious for minimizing female leadership, UA female filmmakers and professors are forging a new path for the future of film. Through their experiences in the Department of Journalism and Creative Media, female students prepare to take the film and television industries by storm.
Megan Friend, Contributing Writer
• November 12, 2018
Monarch Espresso Bar hosted the Battle of the Baristas this week, yielding the biggest turnout in the event’s four-year history. Winner of the competition, Caitlin Giles, said there’s meaning behind the coffee, which is how she got her inspiration for the winning drink.
Megan Friend, contributing writer
• November 5, 2018
Festivals like Voodoo Music Festival in New Orleans aren’t just places to hear music or stick sparkles on your face – they also serve as environments to experiment with drugs.
Megan Friend, Contributing Writer
• October 23, 2018
A student initially paid their respects by hanging up a small paper gravestone for “C. Roach,” and according to Charlie Snead, a senior majoring in music performance, it only escalated from there.
Megan Friend, Contributing Writer
• September 13, 2018
CDA brought an interactive and crowd-pleasing performance to the Ferguson Theater with its original production, Theatre Roulette. A colorful spinning wheel and a series of unpredictable twists led the cast and audience through 13 two-minute plays.
Megan Friend, Contributing Writer
• September 10, 2018
Last weekend, Tuscaloosa hosted the first Art Walk of the school year at First Friday, an event where a variety of local art galleries and other venues offer free food, spirits and live music downtown.
Tuscaloosa’s favorite gyro spot is bound for a new location. Glory Bound Gyro Co. is moving from its previous location, Brown’s Corner, to replace the spot once held by Steamer’s on The Strip. ...
Nothing matches the horrified feeling in your chest when you find out that one of your TV or movie favorites is being redone for no apparent reason. As a huge fan of the 80s TV show Magnum P.I., it felt...
As the campus campaign season begins, most of the attention will naturally go to the Student Government Association presidential race. Since this week will be a whirlwind of debates and competition, marketing...
By now, odds are that you’ve heard about The Room. Endearingly referred to as “the best worst movie ever made”, the decade-old film recently inspired the James Franco-directed, Golden Globe nominated...
It has come to my attention that a lot of people scoff when they hear the words “Waffle House.” Something about those eleven bold black letters, standing up beside the highway in little blocks of bright...
For girls, it was hard to make it through middle school without being convinced that you were weird if you had not had a boyfriend. And then, in the era of High School Musical and countless other teen...
