In recent years, Alabama has been known as a team that will simply overpower opposing defenses on the offensive line, paving the way for a potent running attack and acting as an impassable wall to protect...

The deadline for Tuscaloosa residents to apply for free property damage clean-up is Thursday, Sept. 15. The voluntary demolition program is a part of the city’s “Final Push” to remove debris at no...

Most people don’t go through 19 breakups in six years, but one UA student went through that many in only six weeks. Devin Grissom, a junior from Cordova, Tenn., came from a true southern family. Her...

For the growing number of out-of-state students who are on campus without a car, there are many options for transportation besides walking or using a bike. Along with the bus systems, UA students can...

To David Bailey, the pain that comes with losing money is one of the best things about the Culverhouse Investment Management Group. CIMG is a select group of undergraduate students that manages an investment...

As a piece of the South Tower stood beside him as a silent testament to the resilience of a nation, Tuscaloosa Mayor Walt Maddox called Sunday’s Sept. 11 commemoration “the most important thing we’ve...

For many young girls, becoming a model is a lifelong dream. One UA student has lived out the dream by recently modeling for a photo shoot appearing in Seventeen Magazine. Paige Conklin, a freshman majoring...

The pilot of the plane that flew over the UA Recreation Center at 9:54 a.m. Saturday may have been startled by the unusual scene transpiring below, as more than 30 people were splayed out on their backs...

Downtown Tuscaloosa first greeted the Bama Theatre in 1938 with a parade featuring The Million Dollar Band and a procession of Disney mascots. Displayed proudly overhead was a banner that read “Alabama’s...