By Emmalee Molay | Contributing Writer During her one-day tenure as Dean, Marcita Cole started a new scholarship for students with financial hardships. When Cole won the College of Arts and Sciences’...

The first few weeks of school are all about getting involved on campus, but Tuscaloosa has more to offer than recruitment drives and free T-shirts. Just a few minutes off campus, a group of dedicated mountain...

Heather McCall is bringing horseback riding to the masses with her new kinesiology horseback riding class. In Kinesiology 102 students will be taught all about horse biology, proper horse care and how...

The first group of new Panhellenic sorority members to run out of Bryant-Denny Stadium on Bid Day was a crowd of Alpha Phis. They had the farthest to run of all the new members that day, so they got a...

Lake Stanfield, a senior majoring in German and marketing, doesn’t let the cost or the weather deter her from sporting any conglomeration of her fashion finds on a daily basis. “You can have great...

When Sam Parker leaves each morning for his short walk to campus, he typically sees long lines of students in cars, all struggling to find parking and get to class on time. But he never has that problem....

By Elliot Propes | Staff Reporter While some students were enjoying the beach over the summer, the University of Alabama men and women’s track and field teams were busy competing for NCAA titles....

J ake Coker, the much-anticipated transfer from Florida State, stands at 6 feet 5 inches, 250 pounds. Wearing No. 14, Coker resembles a larger, stronger edition of AJ McCarron, the three-time national...

The outcome of the 2014 football season isn’t dependent on the Alabama football team’s skill level. It has the talent: a unanimous No. 1 2014 recruiting class, 13 returning starters and 51 returning...

The Student Press Law Center sent a letter to The University of Alabama Thursday afternoon expressing concern over the University’s new media guidelines for sorority recruitment, saying they amount...