Tuscaloosa

Museums There are many museums in Tuscaloosa, but the one you have to visit is the Paul W. Bryant museum. This museum is a great one to visit for any Alabama football fans or just anyone who would like to know any background history of the Crimson Tide football team. It was dominated by Coach Bryant and it preserves the great history of the past all until today and the accomplishments of Nick Saban. There is also a Museum of Art that contains a collection of paintings and other models of unique

change and sparked a flourishing craft beer scene in the city of Tuscaloosa. Druid City Brewing Co., owned by Bo Hicks and Elliot Roberts, became the first official brewery in November of 2012. Tuscaloosa is known to locals as “The Druid City” because of the giant water oaks lining the city streets in its early years, according

A Saturday in Tuscaloosa Summers in Alabama are brutal, but the heat gives way to not only a season of fall, but a season of football as well. Every Saturday in the fall, thousands of Alabama fans swarm down to Tuscaloosa to watch the Crimson Tide battle on the football field. Excitement is in the air, and all I can see is a sea of crimson and white covering the campus of Alabama. As I pull up to the campus of The University of Alabama with my friend Rick, we get out of the truck. I am filled

Just Child’s Play’: University of Alabama SGA Blocks New President from Picking Own Staff.” AL.com, 16 Apr. 2015, www.al.com/news/tuscaloosa/index.ssf/2015/04/university_of_alabama_sga_bloc.html. Accessed 17 Apr. 2017. Dunigan, Jonece Starr. “Documentary Accuses University of Alabama Greek System of Hazing, Lack of Diversity.” AL.com, 17 Feb. 2017, www.al.com/news/tuscaloosa/indes.ssf/2017/02/university_of_alabama_greek_s.html. Accessed 17 Apr. 2017. Smith. Mike. “The Machine Is Getting Ridiculous

Students who attend college as athletes face the everyday struggles of being a full-time athlete and a full-time student. It has been long debated whether or not time restricted athletes should be compensated for the work they do on the field. Student-athletes should be paid for their work as athletes, but because of NCAA amateurism rules, they are left with a busy training schedule, no athlete compensation if injury occurs, and no steady income. Student-athletes have highly active training schedules

“Roll Tide Pride” My earliest memories are growing up in the state of Alabama surrounded by my loving family. Alabama was and still is my home, where I was raised since the age of two to become the person I am today. At the age of twelve, circumstances made me move back to San Benito, Texas where my mom grew up. Even though my teenage years have been spent here, I have always dreamt of returning to Alabama. Leaving behind friends, family, and the familiarity of home was a difficult transition that

MICHAEL LOONEY A DISSERTATION Submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Education in the Department of Educational Leadership, Policy, and Technology Studies in the Graduate School of The University of Alabama TUSCALOOSA, ALABAMA 2009 Copyright Michael Looney 2009 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED ii ABSTRACT This study examines the historical development of case law pertaining to the acquisition, use, and disposition of school district property. The study includes an analysis

The number of students attending the University of Alabama has reached a new high of 37,100. That number is a 2.4% increase from 2014 (uanews.ua.edu). As the number of students is predicted only to increase in the years to come, the University must reflect on the housing options for these 37,100 students. Freshman students required to live on campus face a difficult situation--lack of housing. With that being said, the best and most efficient way to cope with the ever growing population is to allow

never seen so many people taking part in Elephant Stomp, a pregame tradition where the Million Dollar Band and the cheerleaders (along with Big Al) get Crimson Tide fans ready to cheer on the football team as they beat whichever team has traveled to Tuscaloosa today. The football team here is the most infamous of all the sports programs at the university, but certainly not the only successful one. A sharp whistle cuts through the air and my eyes snap to my drum major just in time to see her call “Yea

College athletes have done a lot of hard work trying to go pro, but now it is time to think about what the NCAA should do to reward these athletes. For the past few years, people have been trying to figure out whether the NCAA should pay their athletes for their hard work. The NCAA should reward the athletes’ hard work by paying them because most of the money that the schools make come from the athletes; second, the athletes’ names and their bodies are being used commercially in video games and ads