A Love Letter to Queer Love

by Gabrielle Gunter | March 7, 2025 | Features | 0 Comments

A Love Letter to Queer Love By Gabrielle Gunter, Fashion Editor Against the backdrop of an increase in transphobia and homophobia across the United States and attacks against Obergefell v. Hodges, there is a foundational aspect of the queer community that is more...

The Spirit of The University of Alabama: A Look Into Alabama’s Spirit Squads

by Gabrielle Gunter | February 9, 2025 | Features | 0 Comments

The Spirit of The University of Alabama: A Look Into Alabama’s Spirit Squads By Abby Cope, Features EditorWhen taking a tour of Alabama’s campus, students are known to come out with three major takeaways: the beauty of campus, the lovely weather and the incredible...

Batter Up! How One Teen Is Making a Difference One Cupcake at a Time

by Hannah Holcombe | November 29, 2024 | Features | 0 Comments

Batter Up! How One Teen Is Making a Difference One Cupcake at a Time By Margaret Leach Like many teens during the COVID-19 pandemic, 14-year-old Shea Curtin struggled to find motivation to do anything during her days at home. When Curtin’s mother jokingly threatened...

Haunted Hallways: The Ghost of Reese Phifer

by Hannah Holcombe | October 31, 2024 | Features | 0 Comments

Haunted Hallways: The Ghost of Reese Phifer By Hannah Holcombe For many students at the University of Alabama, Reese Phifer Hall feels like a second home. However, students and faculty are not the only ones roaming the halls of the 94-year-old building. Among the...

by Hannah Holcombe | October 4, 2024 | Features | 0 Comments

Navigating Capitol Hill: Style, Drive and Coffee By: Finley Richardson Capitol Hill is known for its brutal pace, yet it remains the dream destination for ambitious college students everywhere. Life on Capitol Hill is complex, there are many layers to each staffer,...

by Hannah Holcombe | August 20, 2024 | Features | 0 Comments

A Senior’s Advice to Incoming Freshmen By Abby Cope, Features Editor As I enter my senior year, I am flooded with memories and reminders of a distant but all-too-recent era: freshman year. A tumultuous time filled with new beginnings and new faces, it can feel both...

Women in Sports: Female Athletes are Changing the Game

by Hannah Holcombe | June 28, 2024 | Features | 0 Comments

Women in Sports: Female Athletes are Changing the Game By Abby Cope Female athletes are blazing trails across Alabama and beyond. It’s hard to imagine a time before women were allowed to play sports, but it is an important reminder of how far we’ve come as...

Alice Founder Sam Cupero – Where Is She Now?

by Perri Larkin | April 5, 2024 | Features | 0 Comments

Alice Founder Sam Cupero – Where Is She Now? Bella Carpino | Writing Contributor With March being a time of the year set out to recognize and celebrate the specific achievements and contributions of women throughout history, it only felt right to highlight Alice’s...

Miss Terry: An Undeniable Legend

by Perri Larkin | January 26, 2024 | Features | 0 Comments

Miss Terry: An Undeniable Legend Leslie Klein | Features Editor Terry Saban is a well-known and widely cherished figure among the Alabama community, otherwise known as ‘Nick Saban’s wife’ from those outside the community of Alabama fans. Many do not know that Mrs....

Empowering Education: How Alabama Students Bridged Academia with Real-World Challenges

by Perri Larkin | December 2, 2023 | Features | 0 Comments

Empowering Education: How Alabama Students Bridged Academia with Real-World ChallengesSarah Smith | Creative Director In Alabama, where one in four children face hunger, the state ranks third-highest in the nation for food insecurity at a staggering 20.3%. To...

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A College Student’s Guide to Cooking on Your Own

by Alice Magazine | Dec 24, 2018 | Food | 0 Comments

By Lillian Redding My sophomore year of college, I started cooking for myself. I enjoy cooking, but it was a bit of an adjustment. Shopping and cooking was a lot to take in at first, I’ve found that there’s something therapeutic in cooking - planning out...

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