Joshua D. Rothman, associate professor of history at The University of Alabama, will be talking about his new book, “Flush Times and Fever Dreams: A Story of Capitalism and Slavery in the Age of Jackson,”...
Staff Sgt. John L. Hooks, a Tuscaloosa resident, was presented the Purple Heart last Thursday in Bryant-Denny Stadium for a wound he received in Vietnam 43 years ago. Hooks enlisted in the United States...
Nikil Rajanikant Patel, 22, of Alpharetta, Ga. died of unknown causes in his hometown on May 23. He was a senior majoring in marketing. Patel was born May 1, 1989 in Zambia, Africa to Mr. and Mrs. Raj...
Due to the amount of destruction caused by Wednesday’s deadly tornado, fire departments from New Orleans, Shreveport, Monroe, Jefferson Parrish, Bossier, Baton Rouge and East Baton Rouge have partnered...
With the focus of the national news moving from the EF-5 tornado that hit the city of Tuscaloosa to the death of Osama Bin Laden, many local radio stations and volunteer groups are using their own means...
The Bankhead Visiting Writers Series kicks off tonight, with readings from Kellie Wells and Dave Madden, both UA creative writing professors. The event will begin at 7 p.m. in Smith Hall, Room 205, and...
The newly renovated Bryant-Denny Stadium has officially been opened. The Crimson Tide Foundation and other supporters of the University were invited to the grand opening of Bryant-Denny Stadium on Friday...
Nettie Quill is a Tuscaloosa-based band sweeping across the city and state in the same manner that many of today’s bands do: playing shows at venues in town and preparing to move their sound out of...
