Solving UA’s parking puzzle
‘Hate doesn’t roll here:’ Pence visit leads to student protest
UAPD and TPD to operate joint precinct on the Strip
With over 25,000 spaces, students continue to struggle with campus parking
UA provides no update on investigation into antisemitic chalkings
After first full season back, students still encountering issues with Tide Loyalty Points
QSA hosts State of the Queer Union
Mary B’s Market replaces Burke Dining Hall’s buffet
Student reactions to Delete Dixie Initiative
Dunkin’ returns Spring 2023
Campus coalition of faculty, students working to remove the word “Dixie” from “Yea Alabama”
How President Stuart Bell’s income stacks up to Alabamians’
Fall enrollment breaks UA records
School of Law dean announces plans to step down at the end of the year
Understanding the University’s financial footprint
The old normal: UA returns to class in pre-pandemic fashion
Residential parking enforcement changes
Chosen and preferred names available on mobile ACT Cards
Mixed reactions to Microsoft O365 transition
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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.
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