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Tuscaloosa · TuscaloosaAlabama wide receiver JoJo Earle is expected to miss the first four games of the season. Crimson Tide coach Nick Saban said that Earle sustained a Jones fracture in practice recently. Saban said it typically takes 6-8 weeks to recover and that the sophomore receiver and return man could return as early as the Arkansas game on Oct. 1.See the Story
Alabama WR Earle to miss start of season with foot injury
80% Center coverage: 5 sources
Murder · TuscaloosaAlexander Velazquez Hernandez, 37, was wanted for multiple sexual assaults near the University of Alabama campus. The first incident was reported in July 2008. The suspect, posing as the maintenance worker for the apartment, was able to enter the victim's unit and sexually assault her. On Feb. 24, 2009, the suspect posed as a maintenance worker again to commit his crimes.See the Story
Murder suspect arrested after escaping on house arrest
75% Center coverage: 4 sources
Tuscaloosa · TuscaloosaKenneth Charles Bryant, 66, suffered multiple blunt force trauma injuries to his head and neck. Bryant was pronounced dead at 4:51 p.m. Thursday. His death is currently being investigated as a homicide. This is the 20th Peoria City homicide of 2022.See the Story
Harwood identifies homeless homicide victim
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Tuscaloosa · TuscaloosaOn Tuesday, Sept. 20, the Concert Hall at the Moody Music Building opened its door for a delightful concert by the Huxford Symphony Orchestra. The concert was directed by Joseph Lee, the interim Director of Orchestral Studies at The University of Alabama. The program included three songs from the renowned composers Antonio Vivaldi, Ludwig van Beethoven and Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky. The Concert Hall was filled with a diverse audience. Parents, …See the Story
Huxford Symphony Orchestra performs their first concert of the season
Tuscaloosa · TuscaloosaThe University’s Department of Theatre and Dance presents the Broadway Cabaret, an evening of song and entertainment reflecting Broadway in the past century. The event will be intimate, consisting of 15 student-chosen songs, allowing the audience a deeper view into the personalities and interests of the performers. Who: The Department of Theatre and Dance What: UA Broadway Cabaret Where: The District Room in downtown Tuscaloosa When: Thursday, …See the Story
Preview: A student-led look through time at Broadway through an evening at the Cabaret
Tuscaloosa · TuscaloosaIn preparation for a test or project, there are a variety of strategies that students employ to receive a good grade. From summarizing notes to completing practice problems and watching concept videos, there are several methods that help give students a greater chance of success.However, those who prepare can still receive a devastating test or project grade and wonder what went wrong. Even if they construct good notes or complete practice probl…See the Story
Office Hours are Undervalued
Tuscaloosa · TuscaloosaThe Student Government Association approved the October student organization funding requests that were presented by the Financial Affairs Committee at the Sept. 29 Senate meeting. A total of $63,111 was allocated to 19 student organizations. The decision to pass the budget came after multiple debates over granting $7,135.53 in funding to the student organization Young Americans for Freedom in order to bring conservative commentator Matt Walsh…See the Story
Senate approves October student organization funding, grants $7,135.53 for controversial speaker event
Tuscaloosa · TuscaloosaThe Delete Dixie Initiative, a new campus coalition of students and faculty working to remove the word “Dixie” from “Yea Alabama,” unveiled their new website on Thursday. According to the website, Delete Dixie’s mission “is to remove the word, ‘Dixie’, from the fight song and replace it with a term such as ‘Bama.’” The History “Dixie” became a common nickname for southern states after the Civil War in the 1860s. The Delete Dixie Initiative says …See the Story
Campus coalition of faculty, students working to remove the word “Dixie” from “Yea Alabama”
Tuscaloosa · TuscaloosaThe University of Alabama College of Arts and Sciences houses four wind bands who give public performances throughout the academic year. Each of the four wind bands specializes in a cornerstone of musical classics and continues studying to advance their repertoires. The University of Alabama’s Symphonic Band has taken the past two months to improve their skills and will be performing them at a free concert for the student body on Monday. Who: …See the Story
Preview: University of Alabama Bands Presents Symphonic Band Fall Concert for One Night Only
Tuscaloosa · TuscaloosaNonprofit organization Be The Match is coming to The University of Alabama from Monday to Thursday to sign people up for the bone marrow transplant registry, giving them the possibility of being called to save someone’s life. Who: Individuals ages 18-40 with good health What: An opportunity to join a bone marrow transplant registry When: Monday, Oct. 3 to Thursday, Oct. 6 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Where: Tables set up at the Student Center Lawn, …See the Story
Preview: Be the Match registering UA students for bone marrow donations
Tennis · TuscaloosaThe Tuscaloosa Toyota Classic is the penultimate round of the second US women's circuit, the Epson Tour. The tournament will be played over a distance of 54 holes and will offer a total prize pool of $ 200,000. The competition was founded in Florida in 1981 under the name of Tampa Bay Mini Tour.See the Story
