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Shoals music series returns with more “flavor”

May 1, 2018
Bryant Hasheider prepares to capture some more footage. Hasheider won his first film award at the George S. Lindsey Film Festival.

Film festival winner talks writing, directing career

April 21, 2018

Off-campus production stars student director

April 14, 2018

Students honor heroines in exhibit

April 10, 2018

Junior walks, writes about statewide trip

April 6, 2018

Uncovered secrets on The Flor-Ala’s upcoming staff

April 5, 2018

“Krypton” not super, even with Superman

April 5, 2018
Marketing professor discusses engagement, Halloween and first sales job

Marketing professor discusses engagement, Halloween and first sales job

March 23, 2018
Sophomore Charles Lieb starts a game of Pac-Man on the Lion’s Den Game Room’s X-Arcade system. A recent Pac-Man tournament brought attention to the machine, which gives students free access to 250 retro video games.

Tournament brings attention to arcade machine

March 10, 2018
Junior Stephanie Holman’s play “Three Margarets and a Grace” will premiere at Lexington’s Family Theatre April 13 and 14. This marks Holman’s third directorial feature in her 18-year theater career and her first to premiere in Alabama.

Student theater director debuts third play

March 9, 2018
A student reads using Braille at Disability Support Services. Located across from the Lion’s Den Game Room, the center offers assistance to students with learning, physical and psychological disabilities through technology, counseling and accommodations.

Services provide support to students with disabilities

March 8, 2018
Entertainment abounds in campus art programs

Entertainment abounds in campus art programs

March 7, 2018

Independent films and special guests highlight festival

March 2, 2018
Carmen Burkhalter

Dean interested in chestnuts, jelly and travel

March 1, 2018

“Versace” kills as crime drama’s second season

February 27, 2018
Payton Pruitt, lead singer of local rock band Carver Commodore, takes a break to practice guitar. Based in Florence, the group has performed across the southeastern U.S. and are currently working on their debut album.

Lead singer tells story of local band

February 26, 2018
Theatre program returns to “The Mountaintop”

Theatre program returns to “The Mountaintop”

February 26, 2018
Black Panther

“Black Panther” stands as entertaining entry in Marvel franchise

February 25, 2018

Poet’s work celebrates diverse themes

February 24, 2018

MLK production coming to Lindsey theater

February 8, 2018

Professor ends political campaign

February 7, 2018
Film festival brings French cinema to campus

Film festival brings French cinema to campus

February 3, 2018

SGA candidates prepare for 2018-19 elections

February 1, 2018
Horror

Original ideas stand out among 2018 horror films

February 1, 2018
Hamlet

Theatre company brings Hamlet to Norton

January 29, 2018
Assistant professor of art Aaron Benson’s exhibit, “Veiled: A Space Between,” is displayed at the Tennessee Valley Museum of Art. The collection draws inspiration from Benson’s Christian faith.

Art professor expresses faith through exhibit

January 25, 2018
Graduate student Taylor Goodwin observes the portrait of former FAME Recording Studio owner and producer Rick Hall at the Alabama Music Hall of Fame. Hall died Jan. 2 at the age of 85, leaving behind a musicallegacy in the Shoals.

FAME owner leaves behind musical legacy

January 24, 2018

Sibling alumni use voices in music and sports

January 19, 2018

Active alumna dies at 104

January 18, 2018
Tyler Hargett

Living in residence halls expensive for students

January 15, 2018
The Commons Building is a well-used area on campus for students to get food and hang out with friends. In 2018, university officials will re-name the building after Wendall Wilkie Gunn, the first African-American student to attend UNA.

Officials rename two buildings to honor alumni

January 13, 2018
Chris Willis

Interesting facts about Lions head football coach

January 13, 2018
Music Films

Films make 2018 a musical year in theaters

January 11, 2018

Gift options available within college student budget

December 13, 2017

Holiday season brings awareness for auto accidents

December 9, 2017

Social media updates platforms with new features

December 6, 2017
The Flor-Ala staff works every week to provide the UNA campus news, sports and life articles. Just like everyone else on campus, each member has a personal secret to share.

The Flor-Ala staff shares personal secrets

December 3, 2017

Alabama ranks high among unhealthiest states

December 2, 2017

Giving Day brings charity to the UNA community

November 19, 2017
UNA Opera/Musical Theatre students perform a scene from

“Little Women” has a lot of charm

November 18, 2017

Staff members take charge in poetry leadership

November 18, 2017
Tyler Hargett

Film should not focus solely on cinematic universes

November 15, 2017

“Picasso” teaches art and science of laughter

November 13, 2017
Assistant Professor of English Katie Owens-Murphy teaches a class in Bibb Graves Hall. She recently sat down with The Flor-Ala to discuss five interesting things about herself, including her love for craft beer and obsession with home improvement shows.

English professor talks skiing and home improvement

November 12, 2017

Ensemble brings “Little Women” to big stage

November 10, 2017
Local company owner Ashley Morrow created Alchemy Jewelry Sealer to help with jewelry tarnishing and skin irritation caused with some customers. Senior Joseph Isom recently completed a video for the product that will air on the Home Shopping Network later this month.

Student makes jewelry product video for television

November 9, 2017
Kenneth Kitts may be UNA's president, but he is like everyone else, with several stories to tell. Besides being a professor of political science, he has also been a high school football announcer, tuba player and a potential agent for the CIA.

President Kitts shares personal stories

November 5, 2017
Freshman Abdullah Al Nasser points out his home country of Saudi Arabia to graduate student Hannah Rowe, senior administrative assistant of the Office of International Affairs. Al Nasser is one of the international students who does not go home during holiday breaks.

International students face holiday dilemma

November 4, 2017

Safeplace student volunteer holds campus fundraiser

October 30, 2017

Officers create campus outreach events

October 25, 2017
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