During the school year, it can be difficult to make time for oneself to sit down and pick up a book. Summer is a great time to pick up a guilty pleasure romance, thriller or fantasy novel that has no other...

After the University’s efforts to quell the student voices of Nineteen Fifty-Six, over 400 donors stepped up to express their outrage and creative expression. This month, Sixty-Three, an independent...

Senior finance major Russell Malone and technical co-founder Mizzou student Bobby Hardester launched Crank, an interactive social hub for UA students at the end of January. Two months since the app’s...

While the COVID-19 Pandemic solidified Blackboard’s presence in the classroom, not all virtual learning tools struck gold. The infamously ubiquitous discussion boards have begun to fade, with professors...

Visit Tuscaloosa has paired with Historic Tuscaloosa to host weekly walking tours through Tuscaloosa and Northport’s historic monuments.  Throughout April, 90-minute walking tours will be offered...

Popular BookTok content creator Haley Pham released her debut novel “Just Friends” on March 3, taking her love for books from vlogs to the pages of a contemporary romance novel centered on second chance...

Bruno Mars released a solo album for the first time in 10 years last Friday. With nine tracks, “The Romantic” gives audiences the same funk taste they’ve come to expect from Mars with sprinkles of...

The Alabama Shakespeare Project brought the 16th century Elizabethan play “Galatea” by John Lyly to life in Smith Hall’s Grand Gallery on Friday night.  The play brought students, faculty and...

The line between community and discrimination has become blurred as politicians and administrators shun organizations, like Alice Magazine and Nineteen Fifty-Six, which focused on emphasizing the shared...

At the head of every student government election is the big question as to who will become the next SGA president. To help students decide, candidates Samantha Simmons, Kyle Porter and Aaron Rak launched...

Alternative indie-pop singer Claire Rosinkranz released her second album, “My Lover,” on Friday, experimenting musically as she develops a coming of age story that explores her perspectives on love,...

When it was announced that Bad Bunny would be the halftime performer at the Super Bowl, controversy broke out along political divisions of the United States, with anti-ICE movements rallying for a Latino...

Rising author Libby Page released her sixth novel, “This Book Reminds Me of You,” on Feb. 3. The novel serves as a one year snapshot of protagonist Tilly Nightingale after the death of her husband,...

Last month I accidentally attended a community meeting for the American Civil Liberties Union in Montgomery, Alabama, and while I was unaware going into the conference, the experience was eye opening for...

The literary canon is a hot debate in academia, but the American classroom has its favorites: The “Outsiders” by S.E. Hinton, “1984” by George Orwell, and “Frankenstein” by Mary Shelley are...

From energy use and artists to academic integrity, AI will become part of the classic rivalry through associate professor of anthropology Katherine Chiou’s Blount 301 seminar: “Tackling Tomorrow: Rivalry...

The Tuscaloosa community took to the open road and found themselves discussing “The American Open Road: Narrative and Popular Imagination” at Ernest & Hadley Booksellers on Thursday evening with...

Nontraditional prints and handpainted displays adorn the walls of the UA Gallery as the works of Montgomery artist Sara Dismukes are displayed in her solo exhibition, FRAY.  The exhibition opened on...

The fight for student journalism and free speech is ablaze at The University of Alabama after the University shut down two of our student magazines, Alice Magazine and Nineteen Fifty-Six last month. On...

Jennifer Feltman, associate professor of medieval art and architecture and internationally recognized scholar in French Gothic architecture and sculptures, has spent her career uncovering the ways culture...

By invitation from the UA Arabic Department, the international music duo Khalid Kouhen and Marylène Ingremeau visited the University on Tuesday to host a masterclass highlighting their unique musical...

Community members made their way to downtown Northport for the annual night of Victorian Christmas celebration and small business appreciation. The “Dickens Downtown” event, hosted Tuesday night in...

Ask college students how they’re doing, and many can’t answer naturally without the aid of memecoded, trending vocabulary.  “I’m cooked,” said Alexander Mandel, a sophomore studying special...

As the season of Roll Tidings approaches, Tuscaloosa has already begun to prepare for the holiday season, and while snow is unlikely to cover the Alabama grass, the winter spirit can still be found all...

Louisiana Governor, Jeff Landry, made an X post on Oct. 27 challenging Louisiana State University to become the first college campus in the U.S. to construct a memorial statue of Charlie Kirk.  While...

After years of research, months of production and weeks of preparation, tickets for showings of the documentary following former Crimson Tide football coach Gene Stallings are available on the documentary’s...

I am a woman. But I am also a college student, a sister and a friend. I intend to attend law school and travel. It is only then that I would like to have a child — maybe two if the first one is really...

The Office for Undergraduate Research hosted the Faculty Research Showcase in the Student Center Ballroom on Wednesday.  Professors and labs on campus in need of student research assistants attended,...

At a round table, discussants ponder “Macbeth,” “Hamlet” or “Romeo and Juliet.” The study and appreciation of Shakespeare’s works lives on within the Shakespeare Association of America through...

The sun beats down outside, but the air-conditioned lab is alight with the fluorescent glow of the microscope’s ring light as UA senior, Aidan Meyers, continues his groundbreaking work with Caenorhabditis...

With the long awaited fall weather, the Quad became a stage for indigenous dancing and drumming, accompanied by demonstrations of traditional weaving. Tribes from across the Southeast were represented...

Native American speakers, performers and artists from across the country celebrated and shared their culture and traditions at the Moundville Native American Festival over the weekend. The festival,...

John Podsednik, a University engineering graduate, has entered the job market with force, launching a product in collaboration with Bama Dining. Fueled by the frustration he experienced when his favorite...

From textbooks and required readings to novels and essays, reading is an inherent part of the college experience, but students are having difficulties finding time for recreational reading. Exploring the...

To celebrate its 10-year anniversary, the musical “Hamilton” arrived in theaters on Sept. 5. Following a 2025 Tony Awards reunion, the return of the musical to pop culture headlines has brought eager...

Attending a big school comes with vast resources, including the University’s partnerships and connections with major employers. As students we all think about our futures, and I’ve found that there...

Last month, Brandon Harris, a professor of sports communication, was recognized for his work on the research paper, “Recasting Twitch: Livestreaming, Platforms, and New Frontiers in Digital Journalism,”...

This weekend, the Million Dollar Band wowed students with the traditional elephant stomp, their pregame appearance and halftime performance. While many only enjoy their music and presence for a few hours...

Depending on the program, studying abroad can cost between $5,000 to $30,000, making study abroad an expensive endeavor, but Alabama’s strong involvement in the Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship...

Moving away to college feels like a fresh start, but also like leaving an entire life behind. From adjusting to new living spaces and roommate dynamics to tackling academic rigor and cultural shifts, making...

The University of Alabama metallurgical engineering program hosted an open welding demo on Thursday at the Foundry, allowing students to learn about Miller Electric’s welding opportunities and try welding...

During the 2024–25 academic year, Alabama students found themselves at the center of national attention. Whether it was the president attending commencement or the wave of Israel-Hamas war protests across...

The University will kick off the semester with Bama Jam, with Yung Gravy ready to headline, this Thursday at Bryce Lawn Preserve “This year’s Bama Jam will feature a variety of activities for students...

The university’s business cybersecurity major has taken off, and senior Mallory Hamilton has reaped the benefits. Hamilton used experiences and teachings from her coursework to help her win the Summer...

Celebrity fashion trends shift every few months, but most aren’t as original as they seem. From ‘90s minimalism to Y2K maximalism, today’s styles often recycle the past — powered by nostalgia and...

It’s halfway through the summer, it’s too hot to be outside and the thrill of being home has worn off — the perfect conditions for a summer streaming binge.  As we move into July, there’s no...

From online classes to online streaming, students are constantly immersed in the digital world. Amid the increasing accessibility of online platforms for video games and entertainment, board games are...

Alabama football games are often associated with unique outfits and fashion trends, and with the season in full swing, some students may be experiencing a whole new way of preparing for game day.  “There’s...