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DEI · Alabama

Federal Judge Weighs Whether Alabama’s Anti-DEI Law Threatens First Amendment

61% Center coverage: 33 sources

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NCAA

D-I Board of Directors Formally Adopts Changes to Roster Limits

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The changes — which codify roster limits, including legislated exceptions for current student-athletes whose roster spots would...See the Story

Professors · Columbia

Group aims to stop controversial law banning DEI at Ohio’s universities before it takes effect

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

COLUMBUS, OH (WCMH) -- A controversial law that would ban DEI at Ohio's universities is scheduled to go into effect this week -- unless a grassroots movement begun by Ohio professors can stop it. "Unfortunately, given how bad this bill is for faculty, students, and higher education in general, this was our only option," Mark Vopat, president of Youngstown State's faculty union, said. Vopat is one of three professors at Youngstown State Universit…See the Story

Tuscaloosa City Council approves multi-million dollar Sports Illustrated Resort

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On Tuesday, the Tuscaloosa City Council gave developers of a Sports Illustrated Resort in the college town the green light in a 5-2 vote.Birmingham, Alabama · Birmingham See the Story

‘A slap in the face’: VA suspends UA work-study program until at least August 2026

The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs suspended a University work-study program until at least August 2026 after auditing it in May, according to an email sent to a former student worker June 16. The audit followed the termination of several positions months earlier in the spring semester. Prior to the spring semester, the University employed over a dozen students in VA work-study, some of whom were veterans. Students worked at two approved si…Tuscaloosa · Tuscaloosa Read Article

TCS to expand UA Early College Access

Beginning this fall, eligible Tuscaloosa City School students will be able to take up to nine courses through the UA Early College Program for free due to an expansion of the Elevate Dual Enrollment Scholarship. “We are committed to preparing students for life and career success,” said Mike Daria, TCS superintendent. “This expansion removes financial barriers and opens more doors for students to get a head start on college.” Previously, the Elev…Tuscaloosa · Tuscaloosa Read Article

Financial independence or potential burnout? The benefits and drawbacks of summer jobs for students

After a full academic year of coursework, social life and the general busyness of being in college, many students are returning home and beginning summer jobs. In a survey by the National Recreation and Park Association from January 2024, almost 90% of surveyed college students said they worked in some capacity during the summer. More specifically, 40.5% reported working 32 to 40 hours a week, 35.8% reported having a part-time job, and 12.9% rep…Tuscaloosa · Tuscaloosa Read Article

Culture Pick | S.G. Goodman’s ‘Planting by the Signs’ takes listeners on a tour of different manifestations of grief

S.G. Goodman is a storyteller. The Kentucky songwriter has taken listeners on a tour of the American south through her previous releases, “Kudzu,” “Old Time Feeling” and “Teeth Marks,” and her newest album, “Planting by the Signs,” is no exception. Following a long stretch of touring, the unexpected death of a close friend and mentor, as well as the passing of her dog, Goodman captured her grieving process through song. Composed of 11 songs, Goo…Tuscaloosa · Tuscaloosa Read Article

Culture Pick | ‘Phineas and Ferb’ brings back childhood nostalgia just in time for summer

Nearly eighteen years after its original air date and ten years after its final episode, childhood classic “Phineas and Ferb” returned to Disney on June 5 for its long-awaited fifth season. Created by Jeff “Swampy” Marsh and Alabama native Dan Povenmire, the show’s return marks a resurgence for childhood classics and a rise in Gen-Z nostalgia. The new season follows its returning main characters, step-brothers Phineas and Ferb, in their attempt…Disney · Tuscaloosa Read Article

Predicting the top 10 Alabama football players in 2025

After winning single-digit games for the first time since 2007, Alabama fans are hopeful that the second year of the Kalen DeBoer era in Tuscaloosa will see a return to normalcy and national title contention for the Crimson Tide. A source of optimism has been the on-paper improvement Alabama’s roster has seen since the season ended in the ReliaQuest Bowl on Dec. 31. A combination of impact transfers, returning veteran upperclassmen, and the t…Tuscaloosa · Tuscaloosa Read Article

One year later: Where Alabama stands in a new SEC

The Southeastern Conference added the Texas Longhorns and the Oklahoma Sooners to its list of members last July, adding two new powerhouse programs for Alabama to compete with in all sports. In the two years prior, Alabama football had an home-and-home series scheduled with Texas, in which Alabama went 1-1. The last time the Crimson Tide had seen Oklahoma was in the College Football Playoffs in 2018. This season, in football and baseball, the Cr…SEC · Tuscaloosa Read Article

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Federal Judge Weighs Whether Alabama’s Anti-DEI Law Threatens First Amendment

D-I Board of Directors Formally Adopts Changes to Roster Limits

Group aims to stop controversial law banning DEI at Ohio’s universities before it takes effect

Tuscaloosa City Council approves multi-million dollar Sports Illustrated Resort

‘A slap in the face’: VA suspends UA work-study program until at least August 2026

TCS to expand UA Early College Access

Financial independence or potential burnout? The benefits and drawbacks of summer jobs for students

Culture Pick | S.G. Goodman’s ‘Planting by the Signs’ takes listeners on a tour of different manifestations of grief

Culture Pick | ‘Phineas and Ferb’ brings back childhood nostalgia just in time for summer

Predicting the top 10 Alabama football players in 2025

One year later: Where Alabama stands in a new SEC

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