Students', Congress's opinions divided on SCOTUS nomination
More to eating disorders than being skinny
2016 SGA elections produce decreased voter turnout
SGA Q&A: Alli Selman highlights homelessness, sexual assault as key issues
Leake plans for campus unification if elected
Smith wants to inspire empathy, create veterans' priority if elected
Norman, if elected, plans to promote diverse opinions
Fitzgerald, if elected, wants to stabilize, engage SGA
Students take advantage of business career fair
UA Feminist Caucus hosts bake sale
Unraveling the greek myths around Title IX
Journalism and TCF will mutually benefit from merger
TPD holds press conference to address body camera footage
Tuscaloosa PD releases body camera footage
Students organize demonstration against police brutality
Tuscaloosa named top metro for veterans seeking higher education
Chancellor Witt to retire in August 2016
Bama Dining holds ribbon cutting ceremony for new location
UA introduces new wireless network
Alabama Action Abroad to hold info meetings
'Hocus Pocus' a Halloween staple
Nehemiah's Coffee House reaches goals
Honor society kicks off guerrilla season
Tailgating fan favorite for games
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The University of Alabama issued guidelines for faculty that align with the passage of SB129, a controversial Alabama state law that, among other things, restricts DEI policies and prohibits endorsements of “divisive concepts.”
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.