Do you have an idea for a new product or a solution to a problem but don’t know how to get started or who to start with? Startup Weekend Tuscaloosa Feb. 23-25 is where those ideas can become reality.
Stephanie Cartagena couldn’t wait to return to championship form.
Kaitlyn Jacoby, who will earn a bachelor’s degree in early childhood education Dec. 16 at Coleman Coliseum, was orphaned at the age of 16 after both her mother and father died of cancer.
Anthony Reed had just finished the welding program at a nearby community college when advisers told him he had potential for more.
Debra Marshall, who will complete her master’s degree in criminology and criminal justice at The University of Alabama in December, has a unique career history that aids in her graduate work: professional wrestling.
International students experience American Christmas traditions — decorating cookies, making gingerbread houses and singing carols — for the first time.
A team of College of Engineering students took home first place in a recent business competition.
Hey, it’s Kelsey Hall, the UA student who has been dressed as a Christmas tree this week.
By Adam Jones With the millions of letters he receives each year, let’s hope old Saint Nick has something this nifty. A senior project by three computer science students at The University of Alabama is assisting with getting presents to needy children this holiday season. Working with the Tuscaloosa Corps of the Salvation Army, three
Ivan Bailey and Brad Zizzi’s friendship started with flag football. It then led to hunting, fishing and riding four-wheelers together at Brad’s parents’ house.