AARP, UA work to provide resources for veterans

February 11, 2019

The University of Alabama partnered with AARP to conduct a study focusing on behavioral health, caregiving, food insecurity and homelessness of military veterans in the state to help connect them with needed resources.

Patrick Kaukovalta looks to rebound from injury-plagued freshman year

February 11, 2019

When 16-year-old Patrick Kaukovalta agreed to be a line umpire for an exhibition match in his home country of Finland, he had no intention of picking up a racquet and playing, but he ended up creating the memory of a lifetime.

Making history: Miss University of Alabama crowns first black queen

February 11, 2019

Tiara Pennington shares her story as the first African-American to be crowned as Miss University of Alabama. Pennington reflects on what the title holds for her and the importance of celebrating Black History Month.

Manderson online master’s program named No. 1 in SEC

February 7, 2019

The Manderson Graduate School of Business online master’s program was ranked No. 1 in the SEC and No. 10 in the nation by U.S. News and World Report.

Elissa Brown defines team motto: Homemade not store bought

February 7, 2019

As the 2019 season begins for Alabama softball, the team is rallying around the idea of being “homemade, not store bought.” For Elissa Brown, being homemade cannot be fabricated. It is who she is.

Sundance trip provides inside look at film industry

February 7, 2019

Each year, UA professor Kristen Warner takes a group of students to the world-famous Sundance Film Festival. A viable networking opportunity, the trip provides film majors a greater awareness of their industry.

General business career fair connects students with employers

February 19, 2019

Students may have noticed advertising about the upcoming career fair from the large banner outside of Bidgood Hall, the home of the Culverhouse College of Business, but the general Interest and Business Career Fair is open to all.

Business students utilize The EDGE’s resources

February 18, 2019

The EDGE, a place for students and entrepreneurs to go and work on their businesses, opened on Feb. 6, and business students are looking forward to taking advantage of the new space.

PSA calls for proper nonverbal police training

February 18, 2019

The Center for Public Television and Darrin Griffin, assistant professor of communication studies at the University, partnered to create a public service announcement intended for law enforcement officers to learn proper training in communicating with the deaf community.

Alabama’s tournament push starts against Texas A&M

February 18, 2019

The Crimson Tide (15-10, 6-6 SEC) is coming off one of its worst losses of the season, a 71-53 shellacking by Florida at home on Saturday. Here’s what you need to know before the Crimson Tide takes on the Aggies:

Seven runs in second leads to baseball win

February 18, 2019

It started on the first pitch an Alabama batter saw. Center fielder Joe Breaux drilled the pitch to right field, which landed in the stands for his third career home run. It was one of two runs scored in the inning, leading to a 13-2 win.

Track and field overcome challenges before SEC Championships

February 18, 2019

Coming off successful performances at Iowa State, Vanderbilt and Arkansas last weekend, the Alabama indoor track team will depart next week for Fayetteville, Arkansas, for the annual SEC Indoor Track and Field Championships.

Society should rethink effects of privilege

February 18, 2019

Everyone has an excuse. They were tired that day. They just weren’t cut out for it. The odds were stacked against them. The list goes on and on.

Having a dog in college isn’t practical

February 16, 2019

Before coming to college, many students fantasize over the idea of owning a dog; this is before they know how much work it is to take care of one.

Consumer holidays hinder couples

February 14, 2019

According to the Britannica Online Encyclopedia, the Roman celebration of Lupercalia was the predecessor of the day we know as Valentine’s Day.

10 Year Column: ‘The L Word’ is back, and there’s gonna be trouble

February 19, 2019

One of the 2000s’ most progressive television shows plans to make a comeback ten years after its finale--but will it correct it’s most glaring mistakes?

Movie Review: Happy Death Day 2U sets new standards on camp appeal

February 19, 2019

The blending of the horror and comedy genres can be a polarizing experiment in that the product can either be a self-aware classic like “Scream” or an incredible refuge in absurdity like “Happy Death 2U.”

Black dancers excluded by limited costume options

February 18, 2019

It can be difficult enough for a child to settle into a new dance class or company – but a lack of diversity in clothing choices makes it even harder.