Forest Lake neighborhood update
Residents hopeful for Alberta
15th Street still on the road to recovery
Holt continues rebuilding from tornado
Cochran aims to increase communication
Music seminar comes to Alabama
Thefts decreasing at the Rec Center
Dead Week not dead for many students
Faith in style at new store
Sustained Dialogue workshop discusses leadership
Philosopher to discuss gender, poverty
Online degrees offered for military personnel
Students look to 2011 football
5K run supports local literacy
Shelton State offers cheaper alternative for students
Children invited to trick-or-treat on Sorority Row
SGA offers away game transportation
Lt. Gov. addresses lottery and gaming issues
Bryant Sports Grill offers balanced meals for athletes
Week of Welcome acclimates students
UA prepares for Week of Welcome
UA chosen for First Scholars Program
UA offers camps for K-12 students
Homegrown Alabama making impact in community
Join The CW’s mailing list
The Crimson White is the official student newspaper of The University of Alabama. The CW publishes continuously online, with an email newsletter distributed on Monday and Thursday throughout the academic year in addition to special gameday newsletters in the fall. The CW has proudly served the UA campus since 1894.
To receive The Crimson White newsletter in your inbox each Monday and Thursday, sign up below.
By submitting this form, you are consenting to receive marketing emails from: The Crimson White. You can revoke your consent to receive emails at any time by using the SafeUnsubscribe® link, found at the bottom of every email. Emails are serviced by Constant Contact
OPINION | Staff Columnist Swastee Regmi argues why alone time is just as important as time with friends in college.
Universities Against Cancer, an organization that honors and highlights those who have fought cancer, hosted a tabling event on Thursday for students to sign up for a light show on Monday.
Alabama logged its first shutout since the season opener in a 34-0 win over Missouri after the Tigers were faced with a quarterback catastrophe.
Yik Yak, a trending app at most colleges, allows students to post anonymously within their campus community.