SGA Senate plans to focus on engagement, ethics
Smoking bans spread across SEC universities
Business Honors Program promotes sustainability for finals
Tuscaloosa Forward focuses on Rosedale, 10th Avenue
App highlights drink specials
Students prepare for Black Friday shopping frenzy
First annual chocolate festival hosted by WRC
Culverhouse Business launches Executive Business Council
New gallery opens downtown
Beat Auburn Beat Hunger plans upcoming events
Retired general to speak on leadership
Women engineers on the rise
Moundville kicks off fall festival today
Group supports midwifery
READ Alabama undergoes expansion, adds three schools
UA to expand campus over next five years
Changes in parking bring questions
Students join relief efforts
2011 seniors graduate, honor tornado victims
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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.