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The University of Alabama has joined the STARS College Network, a coalition of 32 of the nation’s most prominent institutions. These are outlets dedicated to ensuring that students from rural and small-town communities have the resources they need to be successful throughout their college journey.
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The three University of Alabama System campuses have shuttered diversity, equity and inclusion offices_ and shifted staff and functions to new programs. The moves were taken to comply with a new Republican-backed state law that seeks to ban so-called DEI programs on public college campuses in Alabama.
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Alabama football teams will soon be playing on Saban Field. University trustees approved a resolution naming the field at Bryant-Denny Stadium after former coach Nick Saban on Friday.
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Tuition is going up for those attending any of the University of Alabama campuses. News outlets report the University of Alabama Board of Trustees unanimously approved the increase during its full board meeting.
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Lou Groza Award winner Graham Nicholson plans to transfer to Alabama. The former Miami of Ohio All-American, who won the award as the nation’s top placekicker last season, announced his commitment on social media.
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The University of Alabama is gearing up the 2024 Golden Flake A-Day Spring Football Game, set to be played on Saturday, April 13. The annual A-Day Game is the 15th practice and final practice game for the Crimson Tide and takes place at Bryant-Denny Stadium. Kickoff is at 3 p.m. CT., with ESPN will televising the game.
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Before the rain came down in the Yellowhammer State, The University of Alabama’s department of physics and astronomy had heads turned upward at their solar eclipse viewing event on April 8. Those foiled by cloudy weather or who weren't along the path of Monday's total solar eclipse still have more chances to catch a glimpse.
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Alabama falls to the UConn machine in the Final Four, but the Tide certainly made it fun for a whileAlabama got the kind of game it wanted in its first Final Four appearance. It still wasn’t enough to beat UConn. The Tide fell 86-72 against the top-seeded Huskies, unable to contain a team down the stretch that’s steamrolled through this NCAA Tournament and is trying to become the first back-to-back champion since 2007.
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Alabama guard Aaron Estrada is ending his five-year, four-school college basketball odyssey with a trip to the Final Four. The 6-foot-4 guard started his career at Saint Peter's before transferring to Oregon, Hofstra and finally Alabama.
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Alabama coach Nate Oats has deep connections to the man he will be coaching against in the Final Four. Oats and UConn's Dan Hurley have known each other for more than a decade, going back to the days when Oats was a high school coach in the Detroit area.