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The Fanny Pack returns

The Fanny Pack returns

Savanah Sendek September 14, 2015

While it has different names in different countries, the Fanny Pack is known globally for being a small pouch typically secured with a zipper and worn by use of a strap around the hips or waist. Reaching...

Southern discomfort: International students make the transition from home to Alabama

Southern discomfort: International students make the transition from home to Alabama

Ellen Johnson September 14, 2015

Fried chicken. Fried okra. Fried broccoli. Fried macaroni and cheese. These staple southern dishes were in sight of Aiden Mould, a junior from Cambridge, England, majoring in American Studies, as he attended...

Second act: Tuscaloosa man finds faith amid hardship

Second act: Tuscaloosa man finds faith amid hardship

Sam West September 14, 2015

Drunk and with nowhere to turn, Joe Jackson found himself standing in front of the Tuscaloosa YMCA. After the death of his son, Jackson had begun numbing the pain with alcohol. That cost him his marriage,...

Into The Void: A Virtual Reality Theme Park

Into The Void: A Virtual Reality Theme Park

Kasey Hullet September 11, 2015

In a large dome-shaped building in the small town of Pleasant Grove, Utah, reality is being shaped to our imaginations. It is neither a movie nor a video game. It is not a virtual reality helmet for a...

Hotel Indigo breaks ground in downtown Tuscaloosa

Hotel Indigo breaks ground in downtown Tuscaloosa

Ellen Johnson September 11, 2015

A new hotel, Hotel Indigo, has officially broken ground in downtown Tuscaloosa, officials from Intercontinental Hotels Group (IHG) and Chance Partners announced today.The hotel will join the Riverfront...

The Late Show continues Stephen Colbert's brand of political humor

The Late Show continues Stephen Colbert's brand of political humor

Sam West September 11, 2015

When Conan O’Brien took over “The Tonight Show” from Jay Leno in 2009, many fans of O’Brien’s surreal, cerebral and often bizarre comedy were disappointed. They felt as though the host had to...

Sofia Talvik will bring her unique songwriting style to the Green Bar

Sofia Talvik will bring her unique songwriting style to the Green Bar

Chandler Padgett September 11, 2015

Swedish troubadour Sofia Talvik’s third show in Tuscaloosa will bring the singer's unique style when she plays the Green Bar on Sept. 21. “She has a very unique songwriting style,” Alex Freeman...

List of upcoming bands for Sept. 11-Sept. 16

September 10, 2015

From rockstars to indie bands, every week bars and venues across the Southeast are packed with bands and musicians battling for your attention. Here is the list of bands in the area you should check out:TuscaloosaEgan's...

The Crimson White Concert Series presents Wisewater

September 10, 2015
Hailing from Nashville, musicians Kate Lee Gurnow and Forrest O'Connor make up the contemporary folk band, Wisewater. With Gurnow on the fiddle and O'Connor playing the mandolin or guitar, the band appeared several times this year at the Grand Ole Opry and more recently played in Tuscaloosa at the Green Bar.
University Life Track program proves its never too late to get an education

University Life Track program proves its never too late to get an education

Bailey Shoenberger September 10, 2015

Nestled in the back of Martha Parham, the University of Alabama Life Track program is where adults find their second chance for an education. This distance-learning program helps the University’s faculty...

Stay hungry and be thirsty at local Taco Mama

Stay hungry and be thirsty at local Taco Mama

Bailey Shoenberger September 10, 2015

On any given night, Taco Mama in downtown Tuscaloosa is sure to be filled with loud conversations and laughter. It’s a place where friends gather to share good food and relax after a long day of school...

For the love of words: UA English Department sees decrease in majors

For the love of words: UA English Department sees decrease in majors

Becca Murdoch September 10, 2015

In the aged, yellowed walkways of Morgan Hall, up the seemingly endless flights of stairs, English majors dig into novels with an ease and confidence that outside of Morgan is often silenced by adverse...