The School of Music on Saturday hosted “Bark to the Beat,” a fundraiser 5K run and donation drive for the Tuscaloosa Metro Animal Shelter.   The goal was to get 500 people to sign up and reach...

What is a total solar eclipse? A total solar eclipse will pass across North America on Monday. Although Alabama is not in the path of totality, Tuscaloosa will see a partial solar eclipse Monday afternoon. This...

The Birmingham chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America joined the UA Leftist Collective to co-host a “Save Our Libraries” letter-writing event at Grace Presbyterian Church on Thursday.   The...

Tuscaloosa Mayor Walt Maddox proclaimed April as Child Abuse Prevention Month at Tuesday’s City Council meeting.  Maddox said that he issued the proclamation because it’s critical to acknowledge...

The University of Alabama System agreed to expedite applications and waive application fees for eligible Birmingham-Southern College on March 27.   On March 26, the BSC board of trustees voted to...

While many people end their time as a student after four years at a university, Rebecca-Rose Lutonsky, the University’s longest-serving SGA senator, is currently in her 39th consecutive year as a student. Lutonsky...

After beginning her college career with two fast-paced years, rising junior Maven Navarro will be taking her journalistic tour de force to the next level by leading The Crimson White as editor-in-chief...

 A fire broke out at Lennox Square apartments Sunday, and Tuscaloosa Fire Rescue responded soon after.  Holly Whigham, a spokesperson for the fire department, wrote via email on Sunday that the department...

Capstone Learning Academy, The University of Alabama’s new child care program, is now accepting applications for enrollment for its inaugural class this September.  The University will make renovations...

The University of Alabama College of Education is creating a pipeline for high schoolers wanting to go into the education field.  Teach in Bama is a partner program with Alabama school districts that...

U.S. Sen. Katie Britt, a UA alum, encouraged students to work together and use their education to make a difference at her guest speech at Hewson Hall on Friday. The Randall Research Scholars Program...

Editor's note (04/02/2024): This story was updated to reflect a date change made by the Women and Gender Resource Center. Due to expected severe weather, the Take Back the Night event has been moved from...