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SGA election plagued by low turnout

SGA election plagued by low turnout

Peyton Shepard March 23, 2017

Voter participation in SGA is still struggling to regain its footing after almost a decade of low turnout. Less than 15,000 of the University's nearly 37,665 students participated in the 2017 SGA Election,...

Hunter appeals Elections Board ruling

Hunter appeals Elections Board ruling

Peyton Shepard March 1, 2017

After the Elections Board found him guilty of three ethics violations, SGA presidential candidate Jared Hunter on Wednesday appealed the Tuesday ruling that has suspended his campaign activity. In an emailed...

Students call for Parish's expulsion

Students call for Parish's expulsion

Peyton Shepard October 5, 2016

Upon the announcement of Ryan Parish's suspension from The University of Alabama for threats made in the Alabama Student Ticket Exchange Facebook group, many students have expressed concern on social media over...

UA student suspended for online threats

Peyton Shepard October 5, 2016

UA student Ryan Parish has been suspended and removed from campus for online threats of violence, according to University officials.Parish was reported to the University for issuing racially-specific threats...

Metal arts program thrives in Birmingham

Metal arts program thrives in Birmingham

Peyton Shepard July 20, 2016

At the hottest point of Sloss Fest 2016 in Birmingham, Alabama, it was nearly 98 degrees. Multiply that by a factor of nearly 300 and you’d have the temperature that it takes to melt the iron that made...

Why I'm careful

Heather Buchanan April 20, 2016

One week before my move to Tuscaloosa, my mom found out she had cancer. I didn’t truly understand what people mean when they say their world gets flipped upside down until this moment. I spent a good...

PACECAR Program to Reduce Emissions

PACECAR Program to Reduce Emissions

Heather Buchanan October 5, 2015

Students and faculty at The University of Alabama will have the opportunity to evaluate the size of their carbon footprint this fall with free emissions testing through the PACECAR program. The program...

Chancellor Witt to retire in August 2016

Peyton Shepard August 26, 2015

By Peyton Shepard | Print Managing EditorUniversity of Alabama System Chancellor Robert Witt announced his intention to retire next year, The Crimson White learned. UA System spokeswoman Kellee Reinhart...

UA introduces new wireless network

Peyton Shepard August 4, 2015

University of Alabama students, faculty and staff can now access Wi-Fi on campus, and on 250 other U.S. campuses as well as hundreds more abroad, through eduroam, according to the UA Office of Information...

​Whitaker named as interim provost

Heather Buchanan June 17, 2015

Kevin W. Whitaker, The University of Alabama’s associate provost for academic affairs, will take over as interim provost this summer, UA President Judy Bonner announced in an email Wednesday.“Dr. Whitaker’s...

Whitaker named as interim provost

Whitaker named as interim provost

Heather Buchanan June 10, 2015

Kevin W. Whitaker, the University of Alabama’s associate provost for academic affairs, will take over as interim provost this summer, UA President Judy Bonner announced in an email Wednesday.“Dr. Whitaker’s...

Bell recommended to succeed Bonner

Bell recommended to succeed Bonner

Heather Buchanan June 10, 2015

Current LSU executive vice president and provost Stuart R. Bell has 
been recommended by UA Chancellor Robert Witt to succeed Judy Bonner as the 29th president of The University of Alabama, according...

​Parks to host skill building event

Heather Buchanan June 10, 2015

Tuscaloosa Park and Recreation Association and The Faces of America will host a free "Popsicles in the Park" event Saturday at Snow Hinton Park from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. The event is free and will feature...

Grady named new VP for student affairs

Heather Buchanan March 31, 2015

David Grady, associate vice president and dean of students at The University of Iowa since 2009, was named The University of Alabama’s vice president for student affairs today by President Judy Bonner....

SGA Senate Results

Heather Buchanan March 11, 2015

Forty-three University of Alabama students were elected to the SGA Senate in Tuesday’s election. The election results included no senator chosen to represent the Law School and a tie for the sixth College...

UA group advocates for parties

Heather Buchanan March 8, 2015

In order to address their concerns with the current Student Government Association executive branch, including lack of diversity, low participation and corruption, a group of students came together...

AAUW accepting fellowship applications

Heather Buchanan February 16, 2015

The University of Alabama chapter of the American Association of University Women is accepting applications for its policy fellowship online through Friday at 5 p.m. Applicants must reply to short answer...

UA PRSSA to host headshot fundraiser

Heather Buchanan February 16, 2015

The University of Alabama's Public Relations Student Society of America will host a headshot fundraiser in the Reese Phifer Rotunda on Tuesday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. PRSSA members will be available to...

Spectrum to hold trans vigil

Spectrum to hold trans vigil

Heather Buchanan November 18, 2014

This Thursday at 7 p.m., Spectrum will host a vigil in honor of Trans Day of Remembrance, an international holiday to remember all of the trans-identified people killed last year. “Vigil is the Latin...

UA goes global through social media

UA goes global through social media

Heather Buchanan October 27, 2014

Before 2007, The University of Alabama had not yet ventured into the realm of social media. Today, the University has over half a million followers across various social media platforms.The University...

'Hocus Pocus' a Halloween staple

Peyton Shepard October 27, 2014

Horror is one of the most prolific genres of international film, and Halloween is one of the best times to capitalize on scaring people straight for the rest of their lives. So why, with this high standard...

Sorority Row Trick or Treat

Heather Buchanan October 27, 2014

On Monday, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m., children 12 and under are welcome to participate in the annual Trick-or-Treat on Sorority Row. Hannah McBrayer, president of The University of Alabama’s Panhellenic...

Balta discusses media

Balta discusses media

Heather Buchanan October 26, 2014

Hugo Balta spoke to students Thursday evening about the image of Latinos in media. He said understanding the growing Latino community and its influence is beneficial to 
future professionals. “[You...

Students benefit from exchanges

Students benefit from exchanges

Heather Buchanan October 13, 2014

Fear almost kept Kathryn Lewis from achieving one of her college goals. In the spring of 2014, Lewis packed her bags for England, where she traveled to be an exchange student at the University of Leicester....

Series discusses fossils

Series discusses fossils

Heather Buchanan October 1, 2014

When Anthony Martin was growing up in Indiana, his father took him hunting. Martin said he remembers pointing out deer tracks and other signs in the woods or along stream banks. Later in grad school,...

Nehemiah's Coffee House reaches goals

Nehemiah's Coffee House reaches goals

Peyton Shepard September 30, 2014

For Forest Lake Baptist Church, Nehemiah’s Coffee House is not just a hangout or a business, but a chance to reach out to the community in an innovative way.Aaron Barnes, college minister at Forest Lake,...

Honor society kicks off guerrilla season

Honor society kicks off guerrilla season

Peyton Shepard September 23, 2014

Alpha Psi Omega, The University of Alabama’s theatre honor society, will kick off the fall semester with its first Guerrilla Theatre of the new school year. Guerrilla Theatre is a 10-act cabaret of 10-minute...

Students garden at area schools

Students garden at area schools

Heather Buchanan September 23, 2014

The goal of Druid City Garden Project, a Tuscaloosa-based nonprofit organization, is to make and emphasize the connection a community has with its food.
 To accomplish this goal, DCGP plans to get a...