After serving in multiple positions at The Crimson White and as the current editor-in-chief of Nineteen Fifty-Six Magazine, Ashlee Woods, a junior majoring in news media, will take over the helm of The...
On Sunday, Nov. 20, 2022, attendees of the annual Fashion for Life runway show watched 11 students debut their senior collections on the Bama Theatre’s stage. Â
Among those 11 students was Anaya...
This Sunday, Nov. 20, at 5 p.m., 11 apparel design students will bring the Bama Theatre’s stage to life with their senior collections during the annual Fashion for Life runway show. Â
For $5, family,...
Since the fall of 2019, one floor of John England Jr. Hall has been a space where a small group of freshmen women of color have been able to forge a home away from home through Lucy’s Legacy, an academic...
Over 80 students assembled in The University of Alabama Student Center’s ballroom on Thursday for a town hall meeting hosted by G. Christine Taylor, vice president and associate provost for diversity,...
Sella-Granata Art Gallery began its fall exhibition season last Thursday, Sept. 8, with the opening of an exhibition from Kathy Rodriguez — a University of New Orleans instructor, art critic and TEN...
The University of Alabama Collegiate Recovery and Intervention Services will host its second weekly 12-step Food Addicts Anonymous support meetings on Wednesday, April 17.
College is a complicated and stressful balancing act for many students. The University of Alabama’s Counseling Center understands how stressful it can be,
The Student Support Services TRiO program provides services for students at the University who came from disadvantaged backgrounds in order to increase retention and graduation rates for students involved.
Q: Year, major, and hometown:
A: I am Harrison Adams. I am a junior from Selma, Alabama, and I study economics and finance.
Q: How did you originally get involved with SGA? Or if you’re not currently...
Jeffrey Kelly, Contributing Writer
• February 28, 2019
Betty Jean Bowles, a junior majoring in political science, came up with the idea to host Millennial Move Makers, a conference on March 3 that creates a place to build connections among UA entrepreneurs, influencers and content creators – the first of its kind at the University.
Teaching with Tension will be a one-day symposium where faculty can learn new strategies for handling discussions about tense topics, such as race, in the classroom.
Jeffrey Kelly, Contributing Writer
• February 11, 2019
The University of Alabama partnered with AARP to conduct a study focusing on behavioral health, caregiving, food insecurity and homelessness of military veterans in the state to help connect them with needed resources.
Jeffrey Kelly, Contributing Writer
• January 31, 2019
As of Fall 2017, The University of Alabama’s minority faculty percentage was 20.07, and the University is working on ways to recruit more diverse faculty in order to increase the percentage.
The Center for Service and Leadership will host its third annual Multicultural Leadership Summit, a seven-hour conference, on Feb. 2 for students to engage in dialogue.
Crimson Kitchen Cooking classes offer UA students, faculty and the Tuscaloosa community a chance to brush up their cooking techniques or try something different in the kitchen.
Jeffrey Kelly, Contributing Writer
• October 15, 2018
The School of Social Work is hosting the lecture, given by John Jackson and Richard Perry, dean and professor in the School of Social Policy & Practice at the University of Pennsylvania, respectively.
Jeffrey Kelly, Contributing Writer
• October 2, 2018
For anyone who is interested in research or learning how to get involved in research, the office for undergraduate research will be hosting an event where students can enjoy free pizza.
Jeffrey Kelly, Contributing Writer
• September 26, 2018
Jeffrey Mark Hurst, learning resource specialist in the Capstone Center for Student Success, will be leading a workshop called Presentation Survival on Wednesday.
