In an email to students, faculty and staff earlier this summer, UA President Stuart Bell addressed the issue of sexual assault and misconduct at the University and resources available to survivors, such as the Title IX office.
Throughout the summer, the University has continued to make progress on various ongoing construction projects across campus while also planning for new projects.
In addition to Friday’s decision to return $21.5 million back to the University’s former top donor, the University of Alabama Board of Trustees presented more resolutions affecting the UA System, ranging...
Mayor Walt Maddox called for a strategic pause of student-oriented housing projects amidst claims that larger “mega” housing projects have negative impacts on infrastructure, public safety, transportation and quality of life.
The Tuscaloosa Public Library is in need of an increase in funding, which is a problem affecting services and resources the community and students use.
The Black Student Union and Black Faculty and Staff Association keep the legacy of Autherine Lucy Foster alive with an award for a student and faculty or staff member in her honor.
Online stalking has become a more prevalent issue with the rise of technology and social media use, as people can share their locations for the public to view.
Q: Year, major, hometown:
A: I’m a junior from Huntsville, Alabama, majoring in history.
Q: How did you originally get involved with SGA? Or if you’re not currently involved, what made you want...
The EDGE, a place for students and entrepreneurs to go and work on their businesses, opened on Feb. 6, and business students are looking forward to taking advantage of the new space.
The Women and Gender Resource Center provided a variety of panels and training sessions for students to learn more about stalking in observance of National Stalking Awareness Month.
Chris Crawford, assistant professor of computer science, received a grant from the National Science Foundation that enabled him to lead a research team working on developing technology that shows children visuals of their brain activity.
Susan Packard, co-founder of Scripps Network Interactive and Home and Garden Television, presented a lecture about emotional intelligence and emotional fitness as a part of the Culverhouse College of Business Lowder Lecture series on Jan. 14.
The Student Government Association partnered with Bama Dining, the office of Student Care and Well-Being and the Honors College to provide students a meal on Thanksgiving. The attendance increased from about 50 students last year to about 250 this year.
Now, Tuscaloosa is making a greater effort to support sexual assault survivors with the opening of a nonprofit Sexual Assault Forensic Examiner (SAFE) Center, set to open Nov. 1.
With a three-year grant from the U.S. Department of Justice, The University of Alabama School of Social Work is conducting a study on human trafficking.
Over 10 million people worldwide have Parkinson’s disease, an incurable disorder of the central nervous system that affects movement and causes the death of dopamine neurons over time.
As the East Coast attempts to recover from the damage and flooding caused by Hurricane Florence, UA students from North and South Carolina are also dealing with the impact of the storm.
The Capstone Association of Black Journalists (CABJ) attended a forum on Saturday, Sept.15, where Sen. Doug Jones spoke about current political and social issues affecting Alabama and the nation currently.
Sigma Kappa is undergoing an extended recruitment process to create a new chapter at The University of Alabama. Sigma Kappa participated in the first round of open houses during formal recruitment but dropped out afterward to begin a re-establishment process, which includes intersessions, personal visits and additional events throughout September until their official bid day on Sept. 23.
Rylie Curry, Contributing Writer
• September 3, 2018
In celebration of a new contract with Coca-Cola, a variety of tents and activities were set up around the Ferguson Student Center to provide free drinks and merchandise to students.
Rylie Curry, Contributing Writer
• August 30, 2018
Every year, many students spend hours searching for the ideal summer internship in their chosen field, considering factors such as location, pay and the type of work they will be doing. For Anna Claire Toxey, a senior majoring in public relations, an unexpected recommendation made for a very beneficial summer.
Rylie Curry, Contributing Writer
• August 27, 2018
The year 2018 marks the 125th anniversary of women enrolling at the University of Alabama. Judy Bonner, Autherine Lucy Foster and Julia Tutwiler are three examples of impactful women who’ve come from this University.
Rylie Curry, Contributing Writer
• August 20, 2018
On Sunday, almost 2,000 new sorority members began the traditional humid run from Bryant-Denny Stadium to their new Greek houses to be welcomed by their sisters, friends and family on Sunday afternoon.
Russell McCutcheon, the chair of the religious studies department, was recently named a Distinguished Research Professor by the UA Board of Trustees. The recognition is one of the University’s most...
The University of Alabama was founded in 1831, but it was 62 years later in 1893 that the first women were allowed to enroll. 2018 marks the 125th anniversary of female enrollment at the University....
This year, Marietta Stanton has won the UA Burnum Distinguished Faculty Award for her excellence in teaching, research and scholarship throughout her career. The Burnum Award Committee, composed of previous...
After researching the problem with the UA Capstone Agency and talking to students, Alabama Power is donating three charging stations to North Lawn Hall, the Student Recreation Center and the Student Health...
What: Supe Store Sidewalk Sale Who: The University Supply Store When: Monday, April 2 through Sunday, April 8, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Where: Ferguson Center and Bryant Drive Supe Store Locations Why: The University...
While women's history month is coming to a close, many women's issues do not get left behind in March. Throughout the year, the Women and Gender Resource Center partners with the Career Center and the...
What: Nobel Prize Winning Economist Vernon Smith to Present at the University Who: Culverhouse College of Commerce When: Friday, March 2, 10-11 a.m. Where: Alston Hall Parlor Why: Economist Vernon Smith,...
