A Black Journalist’s Journey,” Pulitzer-winning journalist Harold Jackson reflects on lessons from 1960s Alabama.

An exclusive excerpt from Harold Jackson's memoir on surmounting racial barriers in journalism and the “double consciousness” that defines much of Black American life.

Alabama State University hired Johnetta Hayes ... where she helped to develop Kiara Bell, KK White, and Ashia McCalla into All-America East Conference players while guiding the team to the ...

the first Black lawyer the office had hired in decades, consistently made “$40,000 to $60,000 less than its lowest-salaried white attorney (at times, paying her less than half of what it paid ...

The federal government says it is freezing more than $2.2 billion in grants and contracts to Harvard University. The ...

University of Alabama senior Malachi Crain died in a camping accident on April 5. Crain was an active member of the Bama Catholic community, serving in various leadership roles. Prayer services ...

reported The Crimson White, citing a message sent Tuesday in a group chat that included Iranian students at the University of Alabama. The message said Doroudi's visa had been revoked six months ...

An Iranian University of Alabama doctoral student was detained ... visa after "clearing all immigration checks," The Crimson White reported. Reports note his visa was revoked six months later ...

The University of Alabama says one of its doctoral students ... The student, Iranian national Alireza Doroudi, was identified by The Crimson White, the university’s student newspaper.

The University of Alabama held its annual Tapping on the Mound ... outstanding alumni, Black scholars, living legends and more. Jerran Hill, executive director of UA's Blackburn Institute ...