CW Editorial Board
Our View | A flawed election tradition
Our View: Sustainability isn’t simple
Our View: Take care of yourself!
Our View: Saban knows that silence is dangerous
Our View | It’s our job to investigate rumors on campus
Our View | Bridge the gap
Our View | Comments should be constructive
Our View: Here are the winners, we guess
Our View: What’s the point?
Our View: We must be more accepting of human sexuality
Our View: Younger for VPSL
Our View: 125 years means nothing
Our View: 2019 is Auburn’s year
Our View: Boo if you want to
Our View: Be yourself this Halloween
Our View: Limiting the speech of prisoners is unconstitutional
Our View: UA students deserve better when it comes to housing
Our view: Welcome to commenting
Our View: Exec candidate pool small but strong
Our View: Students need to invest in SGA elections
Our View: Adams for SGA president
Our View: Opinions columns are intentionally biased
OUR VIEW: Thank you, Jalen Hurts
Our View: Voting should be universally accessible
Our View: Young people must vote
Our View: We must trust sexual assault survivors
Our View: Use technology respectfully in class
Our View: Alabama should legalize marijuana
Our View: Walt Maddox for Governor of Alabama
OUR VIEW: Unpaid internships are unethical
OUR VIEW: Amber Scales for SGA President
OUR VIEW: Students need more comprehensive sex education
OUR VIEW: Gun laws must change in wake of school shooting
OUR VIEW: Barber indicative of larger problem
OUR VIEW: UA should have a free speech zone
Our View: Net Neutrality must be protected
Vote for Doug Jones
OUR VIEW: Your vote matters in today’s UA election
OUR VIEW: Kneeling during the anthem is not un-American
OUR VIEW: Millennials deserve respect
Our View: DeVos’ Title IX rollback hurts victims
OUR VIEW: UA should protect DACA recipients
OUR VIEW: Diversity is essential
Our View: Nothing has changed
OUR VIEW: Re-elect Lillian Roth for SGA president
Our View: Sit or stand, this is about respect
Our View: Judge Roberts chose wrong side in Board of Education case
Our View: UA still has long way to go on sexual assault
Our View: We stand with LSU
Our View: Ratify the Constitutional amendments
Our View: Miranda Cobb for Executive Vice President
Our View: Kara Whelply for Vice President of Academic Affairs
Our View: Shelby Norman for Vice President of Student Affairs
Our View: Hunter Richey for Vice President of Financial Affairs
Our View: Kelsi Long for Executive Secretary
Our View: Alli Selman for Vice President of External Affairs
Our View: Rename Morgan Hall for Harper Lee
OUR VIEW: University must address sexual assault
OUR VIEW: Saban is unparalleled
OUR VIEW: SGA Judiciary betrays public trust, flouts duty
Our View: Continuing Transparency
UA students not to blame
UA Alerts should be used, not neglected
Looking to the future
Thanks for the memories
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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.