CULTURE
First student in Jones collection featured at Kentuck
‘Bioshock 2’ enhances gameplay, not story
Martin Scorsese: the work of a master
Dance Alabama! returns for the spring
‘Percy Jackson’ too reminiscent of ‘Harry Potter’
‘Valentine’s Day’ drowns in star power
Bridges an Oscar contender in “Crazy Heart”
![Benefit for upcoming local music festival](https://thecrimsonwhite.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/22_DruidCity-sparrow-and-the-ghosto.jpg)
Benefit for upcoming local music festival
Musicians to play acoustic night
Doobie Doghouse Wilson kicks off Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week
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Valentine’s Day has something for everyone
Cameron breaks mold by bringing politics to his blockbuster
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Country singer Tucker Wetmore made an exciting appearance in Tuscaloosa Aug. 29 at Druid City Music Hall as part of the Kaleidoscope concert series.
Speed and efficiency were what students were promised with the new kiosk system at the Chick-fil-A in Lloyd Hall. However, instead of streamlined service, many are questioning whether the changes have done more harm than good.
A new exhibit in the Saban Center will visually teach children how the planet’s environmental and earth systems work.
The Queer Student Association hosted its annual Shantay, UA! event Friday — the organization’s first time holding the event since a law targeting diversity, equity and inclusion programs in public schools was enacted earlier this year in Alabama.