An Alpha Phi video from the University of Alabama has set off a wave of controversy. A.L. Bailey, the AL.com guest columnist who wrote a mega-popular opinion piece last week about a University of ...

Why is Christian Science in our name? Our name is about honesty. The Monitor is owned by The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and we’ve always been transparent about that. The church publishes the ...

As college campuses across the nation brace themselves for the return of undergrads, sorority houses are gearing up for the most important back-to-school event: Rush Week. For most sororities, that ...

One woman’s opinion of a University of Alabama sorority’s recruitment video has sparked backlash from social media that led to its removal and the university distancing itself from the video. The ...

"This video is not for politically sensitive adults who immediately associate eating a popsicle with sex." By Katie Wilson Berg, Emmet McDermott Alabama Alpha Phi Pledge Video Still - H 2015 ...

Perhaps never before has a sorority recruitment video been responsible for such an uproar on the Internet. A video from the University of Alabama's Alpha Phi sorority chapter has gotten so much ...

Long, blonde hair flying in the wind, blindingly white smiles, perfectly toned bodies moving in unison, not a cloud in the sky, ever ... It sounds like a toothpaste commercial, but it's actually a ...

The Alpha Phi chapter at the University of Alabama over the weekend deleted its latest recruitment video, which has received more than 500,000 views, after criticism about its lack of diversity.

Gov. Bentley and our goofy do-nothing lawmakers are wasting time and money on special sessions avoiding ways to shore up the state's General Fund. Taxes and gambling? The answer to our budget woes is ...

Remember the Alabama Alpha Phi recruitment video? An op-ed in an Alabama newspaper is a bat signal to the internet mob: “It’s all so racially and aesthetically homogeneous and forced, so ...