A sea of red and houndstooth, smiles of cheerleaders, intense faces of football players and thousands of people fill Bryant-Denny Stadium on game day. Navigating this chaos can overwhelm all fans and students...

For the residents of Capstone Village Retirement Community, this week is filled with activities to celebrate Active Aging Week. Rene Katsinas, director of residential services at Capstone Village, said...

Last year, “Moviemaker” magazine named the “top 25 coolest film festivals.” Venues mentioned came from all over the world, from New York to Switzerland. But one of those festivals occurs each year...

Two of the Russian National Orchestra’s principal players, Vladislav Lavrik and Maxim Rubtsov, will bring jazz and contemporary sounds to the Moody Music Building Concert Hall tonight at 7:30. The concert...

Tough defense, running the ball and playing smash-mouth football have been Alabama’s calling cards during head coach Nick Saban’s tenure with the Tide. With a young, inexperienced defense and the...

Shane Sharpe’s voice reflected the Honors College dean’s excitement about the event’s keynote speaker before Tuesday’s “To Kill a Mockingbird” 50th Anniversary Celebration at the UA Law School....

The University’s enrollment reached more than 30,000 for the 2010-11 academic year, according to a Sept. 15 press release. Enrollment totaled 30,232 students, the most in the school’s 179-year history....

Students have the opportunity this week to play a role in the fight against childhood cancer. Because this week is Childhood Cancer Awareness Week, the student-led organization Up ‘til Dawn will hold...

For most of the students at the University, it’s easy to find a church to attend. There is some form of church on most street corners in Alabama, and those wishing to go don’t have to look very far....

A year ago The Crimson Tide saw linebacker Dont’a Hightower on the ground wincing in pain. Tide fans remember all too well the play against Arkansas last season, when Hightower tore both his ACL and...