Williesha Morris is a Reporting Fellow at AL.com. She covers a range of topics including educational policy, higher education, and personal finance, with a focus on school governance, campus life, and workforce issues. Her work has been featured in publications such as Dark Reading, WIRED, and Yahoo Finance.
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By: Williesha Morris
The Federal Application for Financial Student Aid opens Oct. 1 and Alabama high school students have already tested the new form.
District 2 Councilor Raevan Howard is replacing Kip Tyner as president of the Tuscaloosa City Council. Tyner died on Sept. 18.
By: Williesha Morris
Alabama State University partnered with Ed Advancement to increase retention rate among enrolled students.
Election Day ballots in Alabama may look different depending on your congressional district.
Alabama A&M is one of 16 underfunded HBCUs in the country, according to a 2023 U.S. Department of Education report. Students from a Missouri HBCU are filing suit against the state for underfunding.
By: Williesha Morris
The University of Montevallo overcame an $8 million budget deficit and welcomed its first female president, Michelle Johnston, in May 2026.
By: Williesha Morris
The Alabama Mississippi district announced suspension of mail service for multiple cities on Oct. 9.
Cosmetology and entry-level medical assistant programs may lose federal funding due to a new U.S. Department of Education rule.
The Taipei Economic and Cultural Office (TECO) in Atlanta partnered with the Alabama Commission on Higher Education to work with college students interested in studying in Taiwan.
By: Williesha Morris
Seven people associated with Kappa Alpha Psi allegedly verbally and physically abused members off-campus.
