The latest string of prison strikes within the Alabama Department of Corrections, beginning in late September 2022 and subsiding in mid-October, has reanimated conversations regarding the treatment of...
During the height of the pandemic, the American media landscape saw a flurry of conspiracy theories spring up, categorizing COVID-19 as either a hoax or a bioweapon that governments deliberately conspired...
The theory of “third places” is a sociological concept that reframes the significance of the spaces where people spend time that are neither their places of work nor their homes. They take the form...
Seasoned jam-band Gov’t Mule brought the house down at Druid City Music Hall on Thursday, Sept. 22. Tuscaloosa was the band’s fifth stop on its September tour as they warmed up to rock on across the...
Tristan Waldrop, Contributing Columnist
• September 21, 2022
Following this semester’s Get On Board Day on Aug. 30, it is important to remind students of the benefits associated with joining a student organization. Especially for first- and second-year students,...
Two University of Alabama history professors, Margaret Peacock and Erik Peterson, released their book “A Deeper Sickness: Journal of America in the Pandemic Year,” an exposition into the underlying crises that came to define the pandemic.
The University of Alabama’s Intercultural Diversity Center has partnered with the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute to launch the “One Little Girl: Denise McNair and the 16th Street Baptist Church Bombing” exhibit.
