Championship football team deserves #1 fans in Bryant-Denny
Alleged gunman apprehended off campus
Fraternity pledge details UA’s culture of hazing
Guy Bailey becomes 37th president
TPD: Suspect in custody
Texas Tech president to interview with UA
Students complete three weeks of service in Marion
Kelly Clarkson, The Fray set to play the Amp
Brothers Street Eats no longer serving on campus
‘Real World’ to host casting call
Daughtry to play the Tuscaloosa Amphitheatre
Prominent UA faculty dance for scholarships
John Mayer, Luke Bryan to play at the Amphitheater
‘Arrested Development’ finally returning
Show features affordable clothes
No spring concert planned
The Super Bowl of football food
Lifestyles Section seeks your input, suggestions
‘Sons of Anarchy’ has audiences hooked
Outdoor Rec offers adventure this spring
Is reality TV worth the weight on its stars?
What to do with your empty life now that football is over
Bama Art House screens first film in winter series
UA services help with resolutions
All Fired Up serves as creative outlet for UA students
Girl Talk tickets cause hysteria for UA followers
Alabama Blues Project focuses on celebrating rich musical culture
It was the lights, Pretty Lights
Vintage T-shirt sale back at Alabama for fifth year
Kentuck celebrates 40 years of success
Nirvana’s “Nevermind” withstands test of time
FEMA maps out long-term recovery efforts
Netflix raises prices
Delta Gamma joins greek community
Google+ shows abundance of potential
I should have gotten a Hogwarts letter
How to go to a concert on $150 or less
Tornado forces students to rethink housing options
UA student survives two deadly storms
Student films screened at Bama
Three ensembles to perform at Moody
Dixie prepares to PRTY PRTY PRTY
‘The Baby Dance’ focuses on adoption
Drummers bring rhythm to light
Contest to put search skills to the test
New College to celebrate life of Bob Dylan
Local bars installing breathalyzers
Wilhagan’s hosts regional beer tasting
Downtown store supports artists, promotes community
Poetry slam comes to the Bama Theatre
Kami-Con hits Tuscaloosa this weekend
Campus MovieFest wraps up at Ferg
Campus film fest in full swing
Alabama author to discuss state history
Alabama author to discuss state history
Student film contest comes to UA
Simplicity key for FIVE
Sophomore publishes first book of poetry
WVUA to air best albums of 2010
Restaurants and bars prepare for Iron Bowl
Rare Tennessee Williams play comes to UA
ARDT pushes bounds of dance
Exotic food tasting samples world cultures
UA alumni bring cinema to the radio
Mugshots aims for mass appeal
Bowden creates his own fashion world in Tuscaloosa
WVUA launches ‘Smokestack’ comedy show
“Screwtape” hits the Allen Bales Theatre
Alabama Art Kitchen opens doors
New comic explains astronomical discovery
Outdoor Rec plans rafting trip
Campus gallery showcases student art
Guerrilla seniors say goodbye Saturday night
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The FBI began looking into the messages racist text messages young Black Americans across the country received yesterday, the bureau announced in a statement Thursday, as local authorities also acknowledged receiving reports.
Black UA students reported receiving racist text messages from a slew of anonymous phone numbers Wednesday.
Students at the University will show off a semester of hard work during the fall Dance Alabama! showcase from Nov. 7-9.
The Crimson White went out to polling locations to hear from Tuscaloosa residents about who they would rather see in the presidential office. These unofficial results are based solely on interviews from the Tuscaloosa Courthouse Annex voting location.