Rows of vinyl records, vintage goods and furnishings stretch as far as the eye can see across the Northport Farmer’s Market. If you search a little more, you may even find vintage clothing, jewelry,...

By Emma Cary | Contributing Writer  Charis Patrick makes time in her schedule for Nehemiah’s Coffee House.  On top of being a junior majoring in secondary education and language arts, she works an...

By Caroline Smith | Staff Reporter Publishing your work, whether creative or academic, is a great way to build your resume, get your name out to the public sphere and boost your confidence as an artist...

By Christina Ausley | Staff Reporter  There are classes at The University of Alabama that allow students to step into the Birmingham Zoo to feed elephants, engage in a new movie one evening each week,...

I originally planned on writing a review this week on the new “Justice League” film however after watching this totally average superhero movie, I felt there was nothing new I could really add that...

Even the simplest of 3,000-word essays is enough to stress out the average student. Imagine the daunting task of writing 50,000 words in a mere month. However, people from all walks of life have been striving...

As great as ebooks are, holding a physical book in your hands has a certain charm, especially when that book was bought local. Across Tuscaloosa and Birmingham, there are a handful of independent bookstores...

I share a dark past with the year 2010: this is the time when I listened to, and pretended to enjoy, the music of Tim McGraw and Kenny Chesney, but not ironically. In order to comfort my shame surrounding...

With three weeks remaining in the semester, Secret Santa parties and friend group gift exchanges are sure to be a plenty. With all that shopping to do, your holiday receipts could start to pile up. Thankfully,...

Due to the few days that UA students have off for Thanksgiving, many people who live out of state are not able to go home. As a result, many of The University of Alabama’s students stay in Tuscaloosa...