As Tuscaloosa continues to expand its local dining scene, students can look forward to the arrival of Jinsei Sushi in February 2015. The contemporary Japanese restaurant will open its third location on...

Liam Clarke is an Australian exchange student spending his fall semester at The University of Alabama. Clarke, a sophomore majoring in civil engineering and construction, is an active member in campus...

The Arts Council of Tuscaloosa will host the second annual “The B Side” art exhibit at the Dinah Washington Cultural Arts Center this October, featuring works from 13 artists from Tuscaloosa, Birmingham...

In Stereosparks’ newest single, lead singer Storey Condos sings, “I’ve got a little secret in my pocket, hidden away”; however, it is no secret that the band is bringing their music to Green Bar...

Sonic Frontiers, a New College initiative, will return for its fourth concert season Friday night by hosting musical guest Dave Douglas. The concert 
series features innovative musicians who may otherwise...

For Forest Lake Baptist Church, Nehemiah’s Coffee House is not just a hangout or a business, but a chance to reach out to the community in an innovative way.Aaron Barnes, college minister at Forest Lake,...

Underneath the main stage inside Rowand-Johnson Hall, the designers and technicians of The University of Alabama's dance and theatre department's costume shop work through every step of a costume’s...

In a meeting last spring semester, club sports teams at The University of Alabama were told they could no longer display any trademarked logos of the University on their uniforms. For many members of...

Patrons will be able to see University of Alabama graduate Meredith Randall Knight's exhibit "The Marrow of It" along the paths of Kentuck Park in Northport through Oct. 19.Twelve of Knight’s concrete...

Close to 20 people are gathered in a semi-circle in a large room, their boldly-marked white and gray faces staring intently as they listen to directions from Joey Lay, artistic director of Tuscaloosa’s...

Gamedays in Tuscaloosa are an experience unlike any other. Streets close down, people start drinking ridiculously early and once you get past the smell of spilled beer, mouth-watering scents fill the air....