Q: How did you get involved with the SGA? A: In my freshman year I started off as the deputy director of disability services, where I helped adapt the Miss Unique UA pageant into a more inclusive talent...

Q. How did you get Involved with the SGA? A: So freshman year, one of my good friends, Price Dukes — he was someone that I looked up to in my fraternity and in my house, and he was the VP of SGA two...

Q: How did you get involved with the SGA? A: When I initially enrolled in [The] University of Alabama, I wanted to ensure that I was getting involved in an organization that enacted positive change...

Q: How did you get involved with the SGA? A: So my involvement with SGA has actually started since before high school. And one big thing I was involved with during high school was serving as my school's...

Q: How did you get involved with the SGA? A: I got involved freshman year through [First Year Council]. I was lucky enough to be selected, and through that I met a lot of great people. I made a lot...

Q: How did you get involved with the SGA? A: So I was a member of the judicial board my sophomore year and then half of this year. I actually made the decision to resign in November, which was due to...

Q: How did you get involved with the SGA? A: So I'm actually from the state of Alabama, and I was involved in student government. I did Youth In Government, so I've always had a passion for politics...

Correction: The Crimson White removed the name of the UA student who reported Jamiah Stroud to UAPD because her name was not made public by the department.  UA freshman Jamiah Stroud was arrested by...

Autherine Lucy Foster, the first Black student to attend the University of Alabama in 1956, has died at 92 years old.  The news comes less than a week after the University dedicated the College of...