On Saturday, Oct. 15, the Moundville Archaeological Park hosted its 34th annual Native American Festival. Every year the museum and park host the event for different Native American tribal groups to demonstrate...

Every year, just a few miles north of downtown Northport, tucked away in the woods of Kentuck Park, the Kentuck Festival of the Arts occurs. Usually around mid-October, this year’s Kentuck Festival struck...

With the leaves falling from the trees and an unshakable chill in the air, students everywhere are eager to get into the Halloween spirit. The Crimson White Culture Desk’s eclectic selection of Halloween...

Felicia Jones shows the true definition of living out the American Dream through her jewelry business, Wrist It with Felicia: the Tuscaloosa River Market’s newest jewelry vendor.  Jones started Wrist...

Alabama Repertory Dance Theatre is a display of a collection of pieces where dance majors at the University can showcase their talent and prepare for the professional field. ARDT’s 31st season occurred...

With October more than halfway over, the lingering question in people’s mind is what to dress up as for Halloween.   Some people decide to take Halloween as the one night out of the year to really...

Theatre Tuscaloosa, a community theatre partnered with Shelton State Community College, premiered “Launch Day (Love Stories from the Year 2108)” on Thursday, Oct. 20, with shows performing through...

The Crimson White had the privilege of interviewing lead singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Neil Mason of the “country fuzz” band The Cadillac Three ahead of their show in Tuscaloosa on Thursday,...

The science, technology, engineering and mathematics field is growing at a rapid pace with employment being projected to increase by 8% by 2029. With the ever-changing employment rate also comes more diversity,...

Among buildings named after Ku Klux Klan members and sorority racism scandals, The University of Alabama is often under a microscope when it comes to racial issues. That does not account for the intense...

Since the fall of 2019, one floor of John England Jr. Hall has been a space where a small group of freshmen women of color have been able to forge a home away from home through Lucy’s Legacy, an academic...

Successfully running a business is challenging. Then, tack on the fact that the business owner is also a full-time, degree-seeking student. College students are often tasked with balancing a successful...