The nation is watching Tuscaloosa. And this time it has nothing to do with the Alabama Crimson Tide football team. The readers of SportsEvents Magazine recently named Tuscaloosa one of America’s “Destinations...

Networking websites such as Facebook and Twitter have revolutionized the way businesses reach out to their customers. Along with enabling account holders to check their status and news updates, social...

Representatives in the Alabama Legislature approved a bill that would prohibit employers from knowingly hiring illegal immigrants and require state and local law enforcement to carry out federal immigration...

Last Thursday, a group of UA students travelled to Montgomery to participate in the annual Higher Education Day, sponsored by the Higher Education Partnership. Gov. Robert Bentley, who claimed in his...

The University is not alone in its rising population. The city of Tuscaloosa experienced a 16 percent growth in population from 2000 to 2010, gaining about 12,500 more residents to reach a total of 90,468,...

The West Alabama Chapter of the American Red Cross will hold an awareness event about the health and safety services the chapter offers today from 3-5 p.m. at the Student Recreation Center. The event is...

The fifth annual Mayor’s Cup 5K race is set to take place April 30. The race will begin and end at the new Tuscaloosa Amphitheater. Registration for the race is open for all interested participants,...

Those who hear Cold Stone Creamery and 5K in the same sentence may find it kind of ironic, but Cold Stone and the senior public relations team held the "Eat and Run 5K" to promote Cold Stone's healthy...

Innovation meets integration at the College of Community Health Sciences Institute for Rural Health Research. The Institute, now almost 10 years old, was founded to bring the highest attainable standard...