By knowing about Denny Chimes and Bryant-Denny Stadium, five UA students won a $300 book scholarship for the fall semester through a DegreeWorks promotional trivia contest. The UA students are: Leah Tucker...

Sitting down after leaving the heat from Get on Board Day, Danielle Drago, a junior majoring in finance and Spanish and editor of Mosaic magazine talked about her experience as a student at the University....

As a part of an Honors College course and the civic engagement area of the Honors College Assembly, students are now able to give back by mentoring at Holt, Matthews and Maxwell elementary schools.  “This...

For UA student Henry Busby, a visit to the junkyard and a passion for film yielded a new set of tires and $5,000. Drinking and driving, texting behind the wheel and talking on the phone are all issues...

On Monday, Human and Environmental Sciences senators from the Student Government Association took advantage of the 97-degree heat grabbing students’ attention with popsicles as all senators met with...

As a Chinese to English dictionary sits on her bed in New Hall, Lauren Howton, a sophomore majoring in history, uses it to break the language barrier between herself and her Chinese roommate Juno Xia,...

A new lot at 5th Avenue and Campus Drive may alleviate problems some students face when trying to park on campus. “The lot will hold about 1,200 vehicles during the week and about 180 recreational vehicles...

This time of year brings many things. Summer is nearing, school is almost out, and the libraries are full with students studying for finals. Students also have to decide what to do after graduation. The...

In January, the council adopted an ordinance, effective May 1, establishing a curfew law for children under 18 including daytime hours. After continued study of the curfew ordinance, the council decided...