SGA Senate Judiciary releases order on SGA Chief of Staff
Embrace your choices
New “Retrospective” website collecting student stories
Apparel design students make Birmingham Fashion Week
Capstone Inspiring Educator applications due
EY to host networking event
Documenting Justice applications being accepted
Students to be given awards at Honors Day
Holle Media Writing Award
Counseling Center to hold Suicide Awareness Walk
Spillers platform to focus on 6 tenets
Keller proposes numerous SGA initiatives
Spillers banner taken off ATO porch
Student publications announce new leaders
Computer virus circulating through faculty emails
Triathlon team accepting applications
University Programs hosts Oscars viewing party
Screening of 'Selma' sells out Cobb Theatres
Protest to be held for Brown
Some students unable to vote after registering via SGA Voter Drive
Far from home, Combs finds independence at UA
Tuscaloosa Transit service adds routes
Tide Talk emphasizes pivotal changes
UA Board of Trustees names female president
Heat in Bryant Denny on Saturday
Partnership formed between UA, Lockheed Martin
37 groups petition for block seats
Joe Scarbrough speak at Blackburn Symposium
Talk show host to speak at Blackburn anniversary symposium
Traveling stressful for students far from home
Firat Soylu to speak at annual graduate student symposium
SGA now accepting director applications
SGA executive officers inaugurated for 2014-15
Students, football players raise funds at UADM
AIME provides space for businesse to incubate, grow
Toastmasters provide public speaking practice
New UA professor teaches students history of science
Unlocked UA holds Alabama charter school forum
HCA offers variety of programs
Leaders for Tomorrow scholarship awards worthy students
Anxiety, stress can disrupt sleep
Program studies evolution, its importance to K-12 education
Big-name companies drawn to recruit at UA
Meet the students behind Big Al
Dorms part of freshman experience
City Council votes to pause rezoning
Student finances focus of UA forum
Student speech pioneer to speak at Ferg Theater
SGA resolution calls for new indoor band facility
Serbian fellowship fosters international dialogue
Palmer Hall to be torn down, Mallet displaced
Student groups foster religious diversity
UA grad appointed to U.S. Homeland Security position
Housing task force asks to pause rezoning
Writing Center assists all students
Small organizations new focus of UA Homecoming
Champion Sports Medicine treats students, club athletes
The man behind ‘Celebrating Achievement’
ABC, local law authorities, UA work to enforce alcohol laws
New Campus Mail Service, center more student friendly
Student wins $10,000 for UA organization
Students travel abroad for culture experience
Board of Trustees approves new degree programs
New scholarship to honor UA alumna
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UA Counseling Center, Tide Against Suicide and American Foundation for Suicide Prevention hosted their annual Out of the Darkness Walk on Sunday to bring National Suicide Prevention Week to a close.
The Hispanic-Latino Association hosted its yearly celebration, La Gozadera, Thursday to usher in Hispanic Heritage Month.
It’s the most wonderful time of the year for Halloween fanatics, and after the real-life horror story that occurred last Saturday in the SEC, it's only right to continue the spirit of scare by ranking the most terrifying films to hit the big screens.
Alabama staged a comeback to take a 27-25 win against the South Carolina Gamecocks after falling behind in the third quarter.