Three UA students, inspired by the movie “My Sisiter’s Keeper,” created a non-profit organization to help children in the fight against cancer. Drew Estes, a freshman majoring in history; Yulexis...

The Crossroads Community Center will host the final First Wednesdays at Crossroads for the semester today from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Crossroads Lounge in Room 232 of the Ferguson Center. First Wednesdays...

The SGA released the winners of the Student Choice Awards March 29 after a two-month voting period, during which students cast their ballots online to voice their opinions on topics such as which bars...

Last week, the University announced parking changes for members of Tide Pride in light of the expansion of Bryant-Denny Stadium. The plan includes changes in the location of reserved parking locations...

Louisiana is famously known for boisterous Mardi Gras celebrations, spicy Cajun cooking and the French language widely spoken throughout the state. Michael Picone, professor of French and linguistics...

The leader of a private foundation will focus on education reform when he presents the 20th Annual James P. Curtis Endowed Lecture this week. The lecture will be held Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the Woodis-McDonald...

Award ceremonies, banquets and receptions will be held this week as Honors Week kicks off to recognize achievements by students and faculty at the University. There will be events throughout the week...

According to the National Cancer Institute, one in every three people is affected by cancer. Two UA students and a couple of organizations are hoping to help some of those people on Wednesday. In collaboration...

On Wednesday, James Fowler will take over as SGA president after Tuesday’s inauguration, but before then, Steven Oliver showed few signs of slowing down as moving back and forth from his office to the...

One UA senior is not afraid to voice her opinion, which brought her national recognition for outstanding anti-abortion advocacy. Laura Peters, a political science major and president of Bama Students...

By Will Nevin Chris Swindle knew computers. Before he came to the University for his master’s and doctoral degrees in history, he earned a computer science degree from Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology...