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The Crimson White

Serving The University of Alabama since 1894.

The Crimson White

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SENIOR COLUMN: Make a difference

SENIOR COLUMN: Make a difference

Elizabeth Elkin April 26, 2018

I was sent home from school my first day of junior year of high school. My crime was not loudly disrupting class; it was not fighting or throwing food or disrespecting my teachers. It was wearing a skirt....

Letter from the Editor

Letter from the Editor

Elizabeth Elkin August 28, 2017

The Crimson White is entering its 124th academic year as the student news outlet of The University of Alabama. Each year has brought new challenges and incredible new stories to tell, and the many talented...

Alpha Apartments not on top

Alpha Apartments not on top

Elizabeth Elkin April 14, 2016

He groans in frustration as he stares at the smoking washing machine. He guesses he won’t be able to wash his clothes tonight. He turns the machine off and jumps back out of its way as water pours...

Not a small problem

Not a small problem

Elizabeth Elkin March 7, 2016

Alex Golden, a sophomore majoring in elementary education, has to special order jeans because she’s so tall.“It’s one of my biggest problems,” she said. “Jeans are too short, dresses are too...

Roth wins SGA presidency

Roth wins SGA presidency

Elizabeth Elkin March 1, 2016

Lillian Roth, a rising junior political science major from Montgomery, Alabama, was elected the next University of Alabama SGA president for the 2016-2017 term, read the unofficial elections results, emailed...

Fire damages buildings on 13th

Fire damages buildings on 13th

Elizabeth Elkin February 27, 2016

In the early hours of the morning on Feb. 27, a fire caused massive damage on 13th Street in Tuscaloosa.Katherine Battle, a senior majoring in psychology, said she lives near where the fire occurred, and...

Student arrested on rape charge

Elizabeth Elkin October 12, 2015

A University of Alabama student was arrested on a charge of rape after a weekend incident, the Crimson White has learned.  Jacob Norris, 20, has been placed on interim sanctions by the University, UA spokesman...

Status of block seats unclear

Elizabeth Elkin September 14, 2015

According to the SGA’s public Code of Laws and multiple SGA senate sources, the section of the Code of Laws cited by the SGA Judiciary in order to strike down the block seating chart never passed the...

Tips for safe consumption

Tips for safe consumption

Elizabeth Elkin August 31, 2015

College campuses all across America deal with the issue of student alcohol consumption, and The University of Alabama is no exception. According to the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism’s...

UAPD to investigate a sexual assault

Elizabeth Elkin August 30, 2015

According to an emailed statement by the University of Alabama Police, a UA student reported a sexual assault to UAPD on Aug. 30 at 1:47 p.m.The student reported the assault occurred on Aug. 30 at 3:15...

UA Theatre student remembered by peers

UA Theatre student remembered by peers

Elizabeth Elkin August 20, 2015

Friends, classmates and faculty agree Peyton Trueblood was, in one word, positive.“She was a ray of sunshine,” said Stacy Alley, assistant professor of musical theatre and dance. “Both as a person...

Alumnus expands franchise

Alumnus expands franchise

Elizabeth Elkin June 17, 2015

Chris Thomas began working at Smoothie King the summer of his sophomore year at The University of Alabama. He worked there for three years and was involved in opening the store located inside the Student...

New museum director takes over

New museum director takes over

Amanda Sare April 16, 2015

Ask any Northerner living in Alabama what their favorite part about Southern life is and some may tell you the weather. At least, that was New York native John Friel’s answer.Friel recently joined The...

Bennett to speak on misogynoir

Bennett to speak on misogynoir

Amanda Sare April 15, 2015

Amanda Bennett, an Atlanta native, is a junior majoring in English and African American studies at The University of Alabama. She will give her first ever Tide Talk on Friday, April 17, in Russell Hall...

Students display research

Students display research

Elizabeth Elkin April 8, 2015

The University of Alabama hosted its annual Undergraduate Research and Creative Activity Conference on Tuesday. Over 700 faculty members and students presented their research findings to judges and guests.“I’m...

Same-sex alumni couple denies donations

Same-sex alumni couple denies donations

Elizabeth Elkin April 1, 2015

Clark West and Elliott Mitchell met at The University of Alabama and have been together ever since. They share a deep love for the University, have been active University donors and, like many University...

Startup Weekend back in town

Startup Weekend back in town

Elizabeth Elkin March 24, 2015

Entrepreneurs will have the chance to collaborate on business ideas this weekend with the return of Startup 
Weekend Tuscaloosa.The 54-hour event, hosted by Pam Hill and the STEM Path to the MBA program,...

UA Alumni take business West

UA Alumni take business West

Elizabeth Elkin March 11, 2015

Two University of Alabama graduates have become part of the largest franchised moving company both in the United States and internationally, and they are currently part of the 
company’s expansion...

Panel speaks on Japanese society

Panel speaks on Japanese society

Amanda Sare March 4, 2015

Tuscaloosa got a taste of Japanese culture Tuesday when a delegation selected by the Japanese government came to visit The University of Alabama. Former Japanese Ambassador Yasuo Saito leads the delegation...

'Gardens 2 schools' grows

'Gardens 2 schools' grows

Elizabeth Elkin February 2, 2015

Druid City Garden Project will expand its Gardens 2 Schools program to a new elementary school in the fall of 2015.The project uses gardens on school property to teach science, math and entrepreneurship...

Fighting the fever

Fighting the fever

Amanda Sare January 27, 2015

Flu season is unpredictable and its start and finish varies from year to year. Seasonal flu activity can begin as early as November and continue until as late as May. The Centers for Disease Control and...

Tuscaloosa police precinct opens downtown

Tuscaloosa police precinct opens downtown

Elizabeth Elkin January 14, 2015

The Tuscaloosa Police Department opened a new precinct office in downtown Tuscaloosa Dec. 27 in order to spread its resources 
across Tuscaloosa.The precinct is located inside the Alvin P. DuPont Municipal...

New scholarship founded

New scholarship founded

Elizabeth Elkin January 8, 2015

Four University of Alabama alumni created a foundation to provide scholarships to graduate students. Recipients must be in good standing, in their second year of the public policy program and plan to change...

Students tell tales during Tide Talks

Amanda Sare November 19, 2014

Tide Talks is set to take on self-inverting global relationships and health stigmas from the student perspective. The event, which is held multiple times over the 
year, features at least one student...

Event looks to 'Shatter the Silence'

Amanda Sare November 9, 2014

One in three women in college say they have been in an abusive relationship. Of these women, 38 percent said they didn’t know how to get help 
for themselves. Shatter the Silence is an event being...

Charity to take used clothing

Elizabeth Elkin October 26, 2014

University Programs and the department of restaurant, hotel and meetings management will host Clean Out Your Closet, a charity event where students can donate gently used clothing, shoes and accessories....

Hall collection on display at University

Hall collection on display at University

Elizabeth Elkin October 20, 2014

An exhibition called “From Wade Hall’s Library: The Poetry of History” is on display at The University of Alabama this fall. Wade Hall, who received his master’s degree at the University, collected...

AHC promotes integrity

AHC promotes integrity

Elizabeth Elkin October 14, 2014

This week is Academic Integrity Week on campus, hosted by the Academic Honor Council. The Academic Honor Council is a group of students from each college committed to promoting honesty and fairness on...

UA engineers earn SWE awards

UA engineers earn SWE awards

Elizabeth Elkin October 6, 2014

Grace Guin and Lexi Romine, two University of Alabama graduates, were recently selected to receive nationally competitive awards by the Society of 
Women Engineers. Ten members of SWE collegiate chapters...

ALLELE lecture discusses trace fossils

ALLELE lecture discusses trace fossils

Elizabeth Elkin October 5, 2014

Anthony J. Martin, ichnologist and professor of environmental science at Emory University, discussed trace fossils at the first ALLELE lecture of the semester Thursday night. Martin said trace fossils,...

Opera Guild to host gala

Opera Guild to host gala

Elizabeth Elkin September 24, 2014

The University of Alabama Opera Guild will present its latest fund raising event, “Music and Food from Around the World: A Gustatory Gala,” to benefit the University of Alabama Opera Theatre and its...