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The Crimson White

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A 1973 edition of The Crimson White displays an ad for abortion services following the Roe v. Wade decision.

U.S. Supreme Court considers overturning Roe v. Wade; how Alabama could be affected

On Tuesday, Politico released the initial draft of the Supreme Court’s decision in the Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health case written by Associate Justice Samuel Alito. The draft shows the court initially...

Bows That Bless supports foster care agencies in Alabama

Bows That Bless supports foster care agencies in Alabama

Madison Duboise, Contributing Writer April 24, 2022
Lindsey Wood isn’t old enough to be a foster parent, but she’s using her sewing skills to support the foster community by making and selling hair bows for her charity, Bows That Bless. 
How the music industry is becoming more eco-friendly

How the music industry is becoming more eco-friendly

Alyssa Schubert, Contributing Writer April 24, 2022
The large number of artists touring and musical festivals happening result in increased carbon emissions.
Bridgerton cover.

Shonda Rhimes’ impact on television

Haley Taylor, Contributing Writer April 24, 2022
With the release of the second season of the Netflix show “Bridgerton” on March 25, which has recently hit 193 million viewing hours, the spotlight is once again on television producer and writer Shonda Rhimes. 
The trees on the Quad are part of the collection of over 12,000 trees on the
campus that earned UA the title of Tree Campus USA for the seventh consecutive
year.

Landscaping and grounds staff impact UA’s natural environment

Madison Duboise and Savannah Ichikawa April 20, 2022
Year-round, The University of Alabama’s facilities and grounds employees work to create and maintain the Capstone’s lush landscape. 
Economic and environmental health are compatible

Economic and environmental health are compatible

Augustus Barnette, Contributing Writer April 20, 2022
Charles Scribner, the executive director of the Black Warrior Riverkeeper, a local chapter of the national Waterkeeper movement, said politicians should not make it seem as if economic health is incompatible with environmental health.
How Bama Dining fights for food sustainability

How Bama Dining fights for food sustainability

Corrie Wilson, Contributing Writer April 20, 2022
In the push toward greater food sustainability, Bama Dining has led many of the food sustainability efforts on campus.
The intersection of economics, environment and equity

The intersection of economics, environment and equity

Joseph Hoffman and Carson Lott April 20, 2022
The basic economics of the environment, such as resource management and conservation policy, have far-reaching impacts. 
Bama Bug Fest highlights the importance of insects

Bama Bug Fest highlights the importance of insects

Annabelle Blomeley | @annabelleblom, Assistant Culture Editor April 20, 2022
Bama Bug Fest celebrates the insects and bugs that shape our environment and make big impacts despite their size.
Women find community in STEM fields at UA

Women find community in STEM fields at UA

Emilee Boster, Contributing Writer April 17, 2022
At The University of Alabama, women make up 20% of the faculty in the College of Engineering and 27% of the faculty in Natural Sciences and Mathematics.
Rollerskating is the new skateboarding

Rollerskating is the new skateboarding

Maddy Reda | @maddyreda1, Staff Reporter April 13, 2022
Many students sport an extra set of wheels to navigate campus while also avoiding the rush of students crowding sidewalks and the Quad.
A guide to podcasts from UA students and faculty

A guide to podcasts from UA students and faculty

Emilee Boster, Contributing Writer April 13, 2022
Meet the students and faculty at The University of Alabama who produce their own podcasts with topics ranging from business and sports to history and religion.