The Alabama Surface Mining Commission is currently considering a permit that would allow strip mining for coal along the Mulberry Fork of the Black Warrior River near Cordova. The University of Alabama...

The SGA has introduced semester-long parking permits designed to help students with the rising costs of parking permits on campus, as well as accommodate their schedules. The permits, which are available...

Stewart’s Corner, one of the newest Bama Dining facilities, officially began business in Lloyd Hall Monday, Aug. 16.  After its first week, Director of Dining Services Kristina Hopton-Jones said the...

In its first year of eligibility to be reinstated on campus, nearly two years after its banishment from the University, the University’s chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon is returning. “Our goal is to...

Oftentimes, major colleges and universities invite well-known figures to deliver a commencement address to their graduating class – a speech congratulating graduates on their accomplishments and offering...

The University of Alabama’s Mock Trial Team finished in first place as a defense team in the inaugural YMCA Collegiate Judicial Conference and Competition. The mock trial was held at the Alabama State...

Republican gubernatorial candidate Bill Johnson said he recognizes the economic value of gambling in Alabama. “The quickest way for us to not have huge budget cuts and major teacher layoffs would be...

For the second time in as many days, the Alabama Legislature has passed a bill to pay the state’s ailing prepaid affordable college tuition plan nearly $548 million over the next 17 years, fulfilling...

Thursday marks the end of this year’s regular session for the Alabama Legislature. With both the general fund and education budgets already passed, state legislators have three key issues remaining to...

The eastern wing of McFarland Mall, Alabama’s second oldest enclosed mall, is all but abandoned. The food court sits in darkness: tables empty and gates closed. Signs from major department stores remain,...