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University of Alabama Names New President

Education · Tuscaloosa

University of Alabama Names New President

64% Center coverage: 30 sources

TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP) — The University of Alabama System Board of Trustees on Monday appointed Peter J. Mohler as the next president of the University of Alabama. Mohler comes to the role from Ohio State University where he served as executive vice president for research, innovation and knowledge and as chief scientific officer of the Wexner Medical Center. He also served as Ohio State’s acting president in 2023. He will assume the role at the U…See the Story

Two local residents receive degrees at University of Alabama

Tuscaloosa · Tuscaloosa

Two local residents receive degrees at University of Alabama

Coverage: 2 sources

TUSCALOOSA, ALABAMA — Two area residents were among the more than 6,000 degrees were awarded during The University of Alabama's spring 2025 commencement ceremonies at Coleman Coliseum.See the Story

Report: Twin Sister of Former North Texas Football Star Keelon Russell Dies

Coverage: 19 sources

Kierston Russell, sister of QB Keelon Russell, dies. Tuscaloosa police state the death was “non-criminal in nature.”Basketball · Tuscaloosa See the Story

Alabama football 2025: Win total, CFP outlook, and Kalen DeBoer's shot at redemption

75% Center coverage: 4 sources

Kalen DeBoer enters Year 2 at Alabama with playoff pressure, quarterback questions and an early gauntlet in 2025SEC · Tuscaloosa See the Story

Alabama still celebrates Jefferson Davis' birthday. Will there be closures on June 2?

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Jefferson Davis' birthday is one of three confederate holidays in Alabama. See when it is observed and what closures will happen.Tuscaloosa · Tuscaloosa Read Article

Alabama Fends Off Virginia Tech Softball to Win NCAA Regional Final

62% Center coverage: 8 sources

Another one-run loss to Alabama has ended the season of the Virginia Tech softball team.NCAA · Tuscaloosa See the Story

Nick Saban expected to serve as co-chair for Trump administration's commission on college football

46% Center coverage: 11 sources

Saban will be joined at the top by prominent Texas businessman Cody CampbellDonald Trump See the Story

What this 2026 linebacker wants out of his Alabama football recruiting official visit

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Nick Abrams has an official visit with Alabama football scheduled. Here's what he wants to see from the Crimson Tide.Tuscaloosa · Tuscaloosa See the Story

Hundreds gather to protest President Trump's appearance at UA special commencement

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The protesters gathered at Snow Hinton Park, Government Plaza and at Butler Field on the University of Alabama campus ahead of Trump's speech at UA.Donald Trump · Tuscaloosa Read Article

AmeriCorps cuts leave people who serve and community organizations scrambling for alternatives

47% Center coverage: 189 sources

Last month, President Donald Trump ’s cost-cutting Department of Government Efficiency, or DOGE, gutted AmeriCorps, a 30-year-old federal agency that dispatches 200,000 volunteers and hundreds of millions of dollars. For Mosaic in Action, that meant a 10-person team it was counting on would not arrive a few days later as planned, entailing a loss of nearly 2,000 hours of service that had been committed to help 11 homeowners.US Politics · United States See the Story

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