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"August: Osage County" tells tumultuous family story

“August: Osage County” tells tumultuous family story

Olivia Stover November 13, 2017

By Olivia Stover | Contributing Writer  The curtains on stage lift to show the inside of an Oklahoma home. The audience is thrust into a story of drug abuse, abandonment and family trials.  For three...

Bama Theatre hosts free showing of "10 Things I Hate About You"

Bama Theatre hosts free showing of “10 Things I Hate About You”

Olivia Stover November 13, 2017

Classic Shakespeare meets modern high school romance in the Hudson Strode Program’s presentation of “10 Things I Hate About You.”  Heath Ledger and Julia Stiles star in this 1999 adaptation of Shakespeare’s...

Cooking Column: Basic shrimp scampi

Cooking Column: Basic shrimp scampi

Serena Bailey November 10, 2017

It’s my firm belief that there are certain dishes everyone should know how to make. I’m not talking about grilled cheese or scrambled eggs or anything like that – those are "Cooking 101: How to Not...

Weekend holiday market to support Operation Christmas Child

Weekend holiday market to support Operation Christmas Child

Christina Ausley November 10, 2017

This weekend, early Christmas enthusiasts can shop for books and other gifts alike while benefiting a cause today and tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.  In a festive 2017 Christmas Market, the old Books-a-Million...

Theatre Tuscaloosa hosts community theatre festival

Theatre Tuscaloosa hosts community theatre festival

Ellen Johnson November 10, 2017

Four Alabama community theatre companies, including Theatre Tuscaloosa, will compete in a festival this weekend.  The "ACTFest" is the Alabama Conference of Theatre's Community Theatre Festival, and this...

Cutting-edge artist gives Gorgas lecture

Caroline Smith November 9, 2017

By Caroline Smith | Staff Reporter  Type "oil painting" in your search bar on Google and images of dusty, ancient art will fill your screen. However, Ridley Howard, a renowned painter, speaker and co-founder...

Churches, community unite with students to collect funds for local crises

Christina Ausley November 9, 2017

Seventy-two years ago, churches throughout the Tuscaloosa area combined their efforts to develop and fund an organization serving community members who couldn’t receive aid from local social service...

Student Bailey Coats rocks Rounders in charity concert

Student Bailey Coats rocks Rounders in charity concert

Caroline Smith November 9, 2017

On Tuesday night, a UA student singer and songwriter took the stage on the rooftop of Rounders. Bailey Coats, a sophomore marketing major, performed with backup dancers and a full band as she sang a set...

Go nuts: Alabama town home to the National Peanut Festival

Go nuts: Alabama town home to the National Peanut Festival

Kaylee Kemp November 9, 2017

Kaylee Kemp | Contributing Writer  Dothan, Alabama isn’t known for many things. But one thing is for sure: they take their peanuts seriously.   Known as the "Peanut Capital of the World," Dothan throws...

Gorgas Library hosts Standing Rock documentary screening

Gorgas Library hosts Standing Rock documentary screening

Serena Bailey November 8, 2017

"Awake, A Dream from Standing Rock," will be screened tonight in Gorgas Library to celebrate Native American Heritage Month. The documentary chronicles the the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe and their peaceful...

Campus lecture series welcomes author and editor James Marcus

Campus lecture series welcomes author and editor James Marcus

Logan Doctson November 8, 2017

The Hidden Humanities lecture series continues today, welcoming Author James Marcus. His lecture, “The Secular Swerve: God, The Humanities and Mr. Emerson,” will emphasize the importance of the humanities...

Column: "Thor" franchise nails humor with new director

Column: “Thor” franchise nails humor with new director

Parker Aniszewski November 8, 2017

Once a year, it seems like a major comic book franchise tries to do something new and unexpected, and it usually either works out really well for the franchise or tanks any possibilities of any future...