The Black Student Union held its first Mr. & Miss Black University of Alabama pageant on Wednesday night in the Student Center Theater. Of the 16 contestants who competed for the title, Cameron Morgan...

Zeta Phi Beta Sorority hosted a free women’s self-defense workshop called “DangerouZ LessonZ” Thursday as a part of an effort to provide self-defense classes for UA students.  The workshop was...

The University of Alabama is taking steps to keep its community healthy this flu season. In an initiative backed by the College of Community Health Sciences, free flu shots are available to students,...

My freshman year was only a few weeks ago. Or at least that’s what it feels like.  In all actuality, it was three years ago, and I’m currently three months in to my senior year. The year 2025 felt...

The University of Alabama is offering fee waivers to prospective applicants for “Free App Week.” Free App Week, spanning from Oct. 7-11, offers free applications to prospective undergraduate, graduate,...

The Women and Gender Resource Center and University Programs held Hispanic Heritage Paint Night on Wednesday to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, which ends Oct. 15.  The event, held outside Tutwiler...

The Student Government Association hosted a T-shirt swap on Sept. 26 in an effort to celebrate and unite the diverse backgrounds of transfer students. From 12-4 p.m., transfer students gathered in front...

Banned Books Week advocates and educates in defense of the value of free and open access to information. The theme of Banned Books Week 2024, which took place Sept. 22-28, was “Freed Between the Lines”...

It was three years in the making.  Gov. Kay Ivey signed Senate Bill 129 — which restricts funding for diversity, equity and inclusion programs and events at public universities — on March 20, three...

School curricula have largely gone digital, and it’s beginning to seem as if even the largest libraries pale compared to what the internet offers. However, there are a myriad of ways students can utilize...

For some college students, a job is only a temporary means to an end, a way to pay the bills. For others, it’s the beginning of a business they’ll potentially work in for the rest of their life. In...

University Programs hosted a poetry slam workshop featuring Kiera “Ashlee Haze” Nelson, an accomplished spoken word poet, on Friday. Nelson’s workshop was titled “Petty Poetry” and focused on...