WHO: The Department of Health Promotion and Wellness is sponsoring the event. WHAT: A gathering of over 30 health vendors for students to get information from.  WHEN: Wednesday, Sept. 13, from 10 a.m.-2...

A team of City of Tuscaloosa employees captured an alligator early Monday morning. At around 7:40 a.m., TPD responded to an alligator sighting at Liberty Recycling, where a driver had found an approximately...

Associate Justice Sonia Sotomayor has cancelled her visit to the University of Alabama.  According to a press release, weather caused by Hurricane Irma made Sotomayor's flights impossible.  "The Justice's...

After uprooting her life and moving cross-country from snowy Lafayette, Indiana to the humid Tuscaloosa, Alabama, G. Christine Taylor became the first vice president and associate provost for diversity,...

With Hurricane Irma set to impact the Tuscaloosa area, the University said in an email Sunday evening that it currently has no plans to close.  "Campus officials will continue to monitor weather conditions...

A University of Alabama student passed away in 2016, and members of the UA community are still seeking justice in her death and honoring her memory.  Megan Rondini, a 20 year-old University of Alabama...

An email from President Stuart Bell was sent to students on Friday morning, affirming the University of Alabama’s commitment to increased diversity efforts. “The University of Alabama annually reaffirms...

The University of Alabama Police Department evacuated residents of Martha Parham Hall at 9 a.m. this morning due to an "unconfirmed report" from an anonymous source.  An email was sent out at 10:03 a.m....

After monitoring Hurricane Harvey’s strength on Aug. 24, Jason Senkbeil, noticed it would be a lot stronger than expected. Senkbeil, an assistant professor in the geography department at the University,...

Thursday night's Senate session featured a welcome reception for one of the University's own: Alabama Secretary of State John Merrill. A former president of the SGA, Merrill returned to the University...

Game day at The University of Alabama is a time of excitement, but getting there can be a time of frustration. Parking can be troublesome on gameday, so two Tuscaloosa City schools will once again be opening...