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Tide Hop, Sept. 1968

Tide Hop, Sept. 1968

Rebecca Rakowitz September 22, 2016

Hey Bama, welcome to the sixties! For this Tide Hop we look back at the week of Sept. 19, 1968, a year when Bear Bryant was celebrating his eleventh year in coaching, bus rides to football games at Legion...

Amy Schumer's Birmingham show cancelled

Rebecca Rakowitz September 22, 2016

Comedian and actress, Amy Schumer, with less than a month’s notice, has cancelled her upcoming show in Birmingham. Schumer is known for her starring role in the Comedy Central series “Inside Amy Schumer”...

Tuscaloosa Postal Service employees involved in marijuana delivery sentenced

Rebecca Rakowitz September 22, 2016

Two Tuscaloosa U.S. Postal Service employees who accepted cash to deliver marijuana were sentenced on Tuesday, authorities report.In March, both Lenard Pompey, 39, a supervisor, and Lyle Jones, 36, a mail...

Violence in Charlotte

Rebecca Rakowitz September 22, 2016

The fatal shooting of a black man by a police officer in Charlotte, North Carolina, on Tuesday afternoon led to violent protests.“The police-involved shooting of an African-American man ignited a night...

Tide Hop, Sept. 1980

Tide Hop, Sept. 1980

Rebecca Rakowitz September 15, 2016

This week's Tide Hop takes a pit stop in the great-y eighties, as we focus on the Sept. 17 issue from 1980. Celebrity Appearances: Thirty-six years ago, long before he was the vice president of the United...

Students react to the iPhone 7 and the iOS 10 update

Students react to the iPhone 7 and the iOS 10 update

Kyarra Harris September 15, 2016

It’s that time of the year again. Apple has unveiled its newest iPhone and iOS updates, and the thrill of the newest software has become nearly as exciting as the phone itself.The iPhone 7, which...

Military veteran joins sorority

Military veteran joins sorority

Kyarra Harris September 15, 2016

When Rachel Thornton graduated high school in Eugene, Oregon she had no idea of what she wanted to do next. Nearly 10 years later, she has served in the Air Force, has become the first veteran to rush...

Town hall meeting will focus on finding diversity leader

Town hall meeting will focus on finding diversity leader

Rebecca Rakowitz September 13, 2016

What: Town hall meetingThe meeting will be an opportunity for the UA community to provide input as the University starts looking for a campus leader to head inclusion and equity initiatives.Who: Members...

Tide Hop, August 1978

Tide Hop, August 1978

Rebecca Rakowitz September 1, 2016

For this week’s Tide Hop we are staying in the 70s, a CW Golden Age, if you will. The week of August 31,1978 was a busy one, and many of the topics they reported on are still relevant on campus today.Block...

Brock Turner to be released on good behavior

Rebecca Rakowitz September 1, 2016

Brock Turner, the 22-year-old Stanford University student convicted of three felony sexual assault charges, will be released from jail on Friday for good behavior, after serving three months of his controversial...

UA on three Princeton Review lists

Rebecca Rakowitz September 1, 2016

The University of Alabama made the Princeton Review’s annual 
college rankings in Best 381 College, Best Southeastern Colleges and Least Accessible Professors.Princeton Review created 62 lists for...

UA students can now receive absentee ballot, free of charge

Rebecca Rakowitz September 1, 2016

In Alabama, a state with a storied history of voter disenfranchisement, the flagship university is taking steps to make sure all eligible students have the ability to vote, and to do so both fairly and...

“Black girls for change” exhibit depicts a Southern town through the eyes of young women

Kyarra Harris September 1, 2016

Hobson City is the second oldest African-American town in the United States and the oldest in the state of Alabama. It is a small city with a population of only about 800, and it just celebrated its...

The University holds a last chance football ticket sale

Rebecca Rakowitz August 29, 2016

Per usual, football ticket sales last spring were a frustrating experience for many University of Alabama students who were unable to secure a package before they sold out in a matter of minutes. But...

University of Kentucky to sue student newspaper

Rebecca Rakowitz August 29, 2016

The University of Kentucky is suing its student newspaper in order to avoid releasing documents regarding the alleged sexual assault by a professor against two students.James Harwood, associate professor...

Clear bag policy to be implemented at Bryant-Denny Stadium

Clear bag policy to be implemented at Bryant-Denny Stadium

Rebecca Rakowitz August 29, 2016

Starting this season, a clear bag policy will be implemented at Bryant-Denny Stadium. Fans wishing to bring a bag will only be allowed to bring a clear, plastic, vinyl or PVC bag not exceeding 12” x...

Ithaca college student killed in brawl

Rebecca Rakowitz August 29, 2016

A large fight on the campus of Cornell University ended in the death of one Ithaca College student and the injury of another. Efforts to obtain information on the suspect are ongoing, though Cornell’s...

Kentuck Art Center hosts art night

Kentuck Art Center hosts art night

Kyarra Harris August 25, 2016

When the recession hit the country several 
professions suffered, and that included the art industry, an already difficult business to be in. But the Kentuck Art Center, located in Northport has made...

Northport mayoral election to have runoff

Rebecca Rakowitz August 25, 2016

A runoff election will be held to determine the new mayor of Northport. Incumbent Mayor Bobby Herndon received the most votes in the municipal election on Tuesday, but failed to earn a clear majority ....

Tide Hop, August 1973

Rebecca Rakowitz August 25, 2016

The news of the past can often inform our present, provide us respite from it, or give us a good ol’ laugh. As such, we at The Crimson White 
decided to look through our archives and 
provide the...

Managing the Quarter-Life Crisis

Managing the Quarter-Life Crisis

Rebecca Rakowitz August 22, 2016

The concept of a midlife crisis has been largely accepted in the mainstream. They can at times seem comical, conjuring images of suburban dads getting new tattoos, Harley Davidsons and skinny jeans, but...

Tuscaloosa Metro Animal Shelter offers options for stray animals

Tuscaloosa Metro Animal Shelter offers options for stray animals

Kyarra Harris August 22, 2016

Pet ownership, with its costs, time management and essential resources, is not for everyone. Add in a full-time schedule of college classes, and the commitment can become too much to handle.The Tuscaloosa...

Team USA takes home the final gold medal

Rebecca Rakowitz August 22, 2016

America is bringing home gold and glory from the 2016 Rio Summer Olympics.Team USA claimed the final gold medal of the Olympics on Sunday, keeping them in the No. 1 spot with 46 gold medals, 37 silver...

Five people killed in Citronelle

Rebecca Rakowitz August 22, 2016

Five people were slain in their sleep in Citronelle, Alabama, on Saturday. The suspect, Derrick Dearman, turned himself in and will be charged with six counts of capital murder.The victims are Robert Lee...

The rebuilding process: Businesses come back after April 27 tornado

The rebuilding process: Businesses come back after April 27 tornado

Rebecca Rakowitz April 27, 2016

Tommy Metrock felt like a monkey in a zoo during the days following the 2011 tornado that came through Tuscaloosa. After walking for several hours from her home to her business, Boulevard Salon, normally...

TEDxTuscaloosa to present “ideas worth spreading”

Rebecca Rakowitz April 23, 2016

What: TEDxTuscaloosa.This independently organized TED talks event will feature local speakers. Each will speak for about 18 minutes and share an “idea worth spreading” within the theme of mind and...

Study abroad forum hopes to increase minority involvement

Rebecca Rakowitz April 18, 2016

What: Educating Global Diversity Study Abroad Forum. This event will teach African American students about study abroad, program and funding options and common myths about being a minority student on a...

Stop, drop and roll tide

Stop, drop and roll tide

Rebecca Rakowitz April 14, 2016

The saying “stop, drop and roll” is second-nature to many, but not all fire safety information is as catchy and easy to remember. Keeping up on what to do in the case of a fire can not only help keep...

Post-9/11 GI Bill students to have new payment plan

Rebecca Rakowitz April 14, 2016

Starting in the summer 2016 semester, students receiving benefits from the Post-9/11 GI Bill will have a different billing payment plan. The changes are coming from student account services and the Department...

Faculty given chance to express Blackboard experiences

Kyarra Harris April 11, 2016

What: Faculty Listening Session: Is Blackboard Meeting Your Needs? When: Wednesday, April 13. 9 – 10 a.m. Where: Gordon Palmer Room A232Why: “We’ve been using blackboard since 2012,” said Marilyn...

Capstone International Center to present Peace Corps information session

Capstone International Center to present Peace Corps information session

Rebecca Rakowitz April 11, 2016

What: Around the World in 60 Minutes – Peace Corps Information Session. This session will teach students more about the volunteer experience that is often referred to as the “toughest job you’ll...

Yellowhammer festival promoted sustainability to more than 5,000 attendees

Yellowhammer festival promoted sustainability to more than 5,000 attendees

Kyarra Harris April 9, 2016

More than 5,000 people attended Creative Campus’ Yellowhammer festival April 3. Attendees flocked to the Tuscaloosa River Market to promote sustainability, arts, music and give residents a chance to...

PR students check UA interest for extended Thanksgiving break

PR students check UA interest for extended Thanksgiving break

Rebecca Rakowitz April 6, 2016

With studying, safety and family on their brains, University of Alabama students signed their names onto a makeshift petition on the quad Wednesday morning asking for an extended Thanksgiving break.UA...

13 faculty members to be awarded for research

Rebecca Rakowitz March 30, 2016

What: For the second year, Faculty Research Day will celebrate and honor high quality research done by UA faculty members. Faculty members from each of UA’s colleges will be awarded the President’s...

Honors College hosts speech by Attorney General Luther Strange

Kyarra Harris March 28, 2016

The Honors College hosted, as part of the Anne Campbell Bloom Lecture Series, a speech by Alabama Attorney General Luther Strange about how he became interested in politics and law as well as his strong...

Diversity mapping to assess inclusion efforts on campus

Diversity mapping to assess inclusion efforts on campus

Rebecca Rakowitz March 28, 2016

The Ferguson Forum in the Ferguson Student Center was filled on Monday at 2 p.m. as members of The University of Alabama community gathered to hear about UA’s new diversity mapping project. Rona Halualani,...

Elementary education majors practice their skills in Tuscaloosa classrooms

Elementary education majors practice their skills in Tuscaloosa classrooms

Rebecca Rakowitz March 28, 2016

The University of Alabama prides itself on providing students with educational experiences both inside and outside of the classroom. For some students, that means moving to the lab or the stage, but for...

APR students to host eBay Gameday

Rebecca Rakowitz March 24, 2016

WHAT: eBay Gameday Those at the Gameday will participate in a survey created by advertising and public relations students regarding whether or not they would support an eBay campus tab. Such a tab would...

Center for Academic Success to hold time management workshop

Rebecca Rakowitz March 21, 2016

What: Managing Your Time in College time management workshop.Who: This event is open to students and sponsored by the Center for Academic Success (CAS).When: Tuesday March 22, 4-5 p.m.Where: 230 Osband...

Spring break without going spring broke

Spring break without going spring broke

Rebecca Rakowitz March 10, 2016

For many University of Alabama students, spring break is a time for fun and relaxation, but for their wallets, the week can be painful. With two days left until spring break, it is crunch time for figuring...

​Eating disorders don’t discriminate

​Eating disorders don’t discriminate

Rebecca Rakowitz March 7, 2016

When Olivia Broome, a sophomore majoring in advertising, found out that she was a member of the Sadie Hawkins Dance court senior year of high school, she should have been ecstatic.Instead she was horrified.“It...

Archaeological park to host 16th annual knap-in

Archaeological park to host 16th annual knap-in

Rebecca Rakowitz March 4, 2016

What: The Moundville Knap-in is named for the flintkapping technology taught and on display at the event. Other exhibits at the event include fire making, ancient hunting and fishing, basketry, pottery...

Lill did: Lillian Roth elected SGA president for 2016-2017

Lill did: Lillian Roth elected SGA president for 2016-2017

Rebecca Rakowitz March 1, 2016

Chants of “Lill Will” filled the living room of Chi Omega Tuesday night after Lillian Roth, a sophomore majoring in political science and public relations, found out she won the SGA presidential election,...

Oscar movies seen by the Academy, not UA students

Oscar movies seen by the Academy, not UA students

Rebecca Rakowitz February 25, 2016

One of the biggest nights in movies is around the corner, and University of Alabama students are not too invested. ABC will host the 88th Academy Awards on Sunday, and many students have yet to see the...

State of the Black Union covers unity and uprising of the black community

State of the Black Union covers unity and uprising of the black community

Kyarra Harris February 23, 2016

The annual State of the Black Student Union was held Feb. 22 in Russell Hall. Two speakers were presented, Trudier Harris, an English professor at the University, and Bishop L. Spenser Smith. Both spoke...

Sign language interpreter discusses barriers between police and the Deaf

Sign language interpreter discusses barriers between police and the Deaf

Rebecca Rakowitz February 22, 2016

Members of both the hearing and Deaf communities came together on Monday night to hear Erin Powell, professional American Sign Language interpreter discuss complications that arise when law enforcement...

CABJ offers support for minority journalists

CABJ offers support for minority journalists

Rebecca Rakowitz February 22, 2016

Raising the percentage of African-American journalists in newsrooms is currently a pressing goal for media organizations all over the U.S., even at the level of college campuses. This includes The University...

Take a seat: SGA amendment would overhaul block seating

Take a seat: SGA amendment would overhaul block seating

Kyarra Harris February 18, 2016

The SGA Senate gathered Feb. 19 to discuss an amendment to the SGA constitution regarding the method of selection for Student Organizational Seating, or block seating, for the upcoming football season.The...

118 employers present at General Interest and Business Career Fair

118 employers present at General Interest and Business Career Fair

Rebecca Rakowitz February 17, 2016

Students clad in professional attire flocked to Coleman Coliseum with their resumes in hand for a General Interest and Business Career Fair from 11 a.m. – 4 p.m. on Wednesday Feb. 17. Around 1,500 students...

AASRJ talks consent

Rebecca Rakowitz February 11, 2016

The Alabama Alliance for Sexual and Reproductive Justice taught students about consent on Thursday night in Manly Hall. The presentation entitled “What is Consent?” was given by AASRJ President Sarah...

Circus elephant to be used in cancer research

Rebecca Rakowitz February 4, 2016

By Rebecca Rakowitz | Contributing WriterTide for Tusks, an organization at The University of Alabama that advocates for the conservation of elephants, got up close and personal with a live elephant before...

What to do in case of severe weather

Kyarra Harris February 2, 2016

The University sent emails to students, faculty and staff regarding severe weather possibilities. The National Weather Service has declared a wind advisory for Central Alabama from noon on Feb. 2 to 3:00...

Hallowed Grounds Tour to show history of slavery at the University

Rebecca Rakowitz January 30, 2016

What: Hallowed Grounds, UA Campus Tour. Hilary Green, assistant professor in the Department of Gender and Race Studies, will be leading a one-hour walking tour called “Slavery and the University.”...

16 movies shown at Campus Moviefest Finale

16 movies shown at Campus Moviefest Finale

Rebecca Rakowitz January 29, 2016

The Ferguson Student Center Theatre was filled Thursday night as members of the UA community sat wall-to-wall in order to watch short films created by students for Campus Moviefest. Campus Moviefest,...

Capstone Men and Women accepting applicants

Capstone Men and Women accepting applicants

Rebecca Rakowitz January 27, 2016

Since its creation in 1962, the University of Alabama’s Capstone Men and Women has been a key element of the University’s public relations program. At the beginning of each spring semester applications...

Bama Dining chefs teach cooking class on sauces

Kyarra Harris January 27, 2016

The Crimson Kitchen cooking series began Jan. 26 with their first class, “Learn Your Mother Sauces.” Chefs from around the UA campus gathered in Fresh Foods to teach students and community members...

"Interracial Intimacy" lecture discusses relations between slaves and slave owners

“Interracial Intimacy” lecture discusses relations between slaves and slave owners

Rebecca Rakowitz January 26, 2016

“The word ‘intimate’ suggests emotional…and physical closeness between two human beings, even unlikely ones," said Sharony Green, UA Assistant Professor of History. “The word sheds light, too,...

UADM to hold kickoff event

Kyarra Harris January 25, 2016

The University of Alabama Dance Marathon will hold its first ever kickoff event, a 2 hour event of non-stop dancing to help raise money for Children’s of Alabama, on Jan. 26.UADM is a year-round fundraising...

Rival programs raise awareness for wildlife conservation

Rival programs raise awareness for wildlife conservation

Rebecca Rakowitz January 21, 2016

On the sidelines of a football game Big Al and The Tiger are full of life, but in the wild their counterparts are being killed at an alarming rate. So while The University of Alabama and Clemson University’s...

National championship parade will affect on-campus traffic

Rebecca Rakowitz January 19, 2016

Spring semester started last week, and there is already a lot going on on The University of Alabama campus:·       The University asked faculty, staff and students with ideas to help move the University...

Rural Medical Scholars Program to host workshop

Kyarra Harris January 16, 2016

The University’s Rural Medical Scholars Program (RMSP) will hold a workshop Jan. 30 to inform students in rural areas who are interested in becoming doctors in their towns or other rural areas about...

Tuscaloosa to host vintage market

Rebecca Rakowitz November 30, 2015

What: A market full of vintage clothing, jewelry, accessories and handmade items. There will also be housewares and furnishings, along with original artwork, collectibles, vinyl records and concessions....

Students struggle to vote through mailing center

Students struggle to vote through mailing center

Rebecca Rakowitz November 30, 2015

In 1950, it cost $1.50 to vote in Alabama. In 2015, it costs $60. The former was due to a poll tax and the latter due to a flaw in The University of Alabama’s mail system.At the University, students...

Library Support Staff Association hosts annual Toys for Tots Drive

Rebecca Rakowitz November 24, 2015

The holiday season is one of giving, and the Library Support Staff Association is helping the University community do just that by hosting their 13th annual Toys for Tots Drive. Toys for Tots is a national...

Journalism and TCF faculty propose department merge

Journalism and TCF faculty propose department merge

Kyarra Harris November 23, 2015

The journalism and telecommunication & film faculty are in the process of creating a proposal that would request a merge of the two departments in order to help students better prepare for the real world...

Women's education exhibit to be presented at Gorgas House next week

Rebecca Rakowitz November 19, 2015

Who: Students enrolled in “The Nineteenth Century City” and Victoria Ott, Birmingham Southern University Associate Professor of History.What: Students will present an exhibit on young women in the...

Beat Auburn Beat Hunger hosts 5K run

Kyarra Harris November 9, 2015

This year marked the 5th year of the Beat Auburn Beat Hunger 5K run. Despite the weather, the BABH team said they had a good turnout of people attend the event.Elizabeth Schlichting, a sophomore majoring...

Brown Bag Lecture focuses on LGBT black community

Kyarra Harris November 9, 2015

Students were exposed to the battle for same-sex marriage in Maryland amongst the LGBT black community in the critical justice lecture for the Brown Bag Lecture Series Nov. 9.The speaker, Jennifer Jones,...

Cornell psychology professor to deliver Harold Basowitz Memorial Lecture

Rebecca Rakowitz November 9, 2015

Dr. Thomas Gilovich, professor of psychology at Cornell University, will deliver the Annual Harold Basowitz Memorial Lecture on Friday, Nov. 13, from 6-8:30 p.m. in 118 Graves Hall.Gilovich, a notable...

UA ranked ninth in top 50 online RN to BSN programs

Kyarra Harris November 3, 2015

The University ranked ninth in the 2016 Top 50 online RN to BSN programs, according to the http://www.toprntobsn.com website. In a press released by Top RN to BSN, the editor of the ranking Tim Otto said...

UA to host off-campus housing fair

Kyarra Harris November 2, 2015

The Ferguson Center will be holding an off-campus housing fair Nov. 4 starting at 10 a.m. The fair will include over 25 different off campus options, and students will be able to ask different questions...

Beat Auburn Beat Bingo collects cans for West Alabama Food Bank

Rebecca Rakowitz October 21, 2015

University Programs and the Restaurant, Hotel and Meeting Management Deparment hosted Beat Auburn Beat Bingo (BABB) Wednesday night in Lloyd 131. BABB supported Beat Auburn Beat Hunger (BABH), an annual...

Beat Auburn Beat Hunger to host bingo event

Rebecca Rakowitz October 20, 2015

Beat Auburn Beat Bingo (BABB) is a Beat Auburn Beat Hunger (BABH) event that will be taking place on Wednesday, Oct. 21 at 5 p.m. in Lloyd 131.BABH is an annual competition between the Tigers and the Crimson...

Dance department to host  Alabama Repertory Dance Theatre

Dance department to host Alabama Repertory Dance Theatre

Rebecca Rakowitz October 13, 2015

The University of Alabama’s Dance Department, which was recently ranked 15th in the nation for dance programs in public and private universities, will perform Alabama Repertory Dance Theatre...

Beat Auburn Beat Hunger food drive to begin

Kyarra Harris October 2, 2015

The annual Beat Auburn Beat Hunger food drive will take place after its kick off event Oct. 5. This year the team’s goal is to collect 325,000 pounds, after setting a new record last year at 300,049...

Nursing students begin clinical sessions

Nursing students begin clinical sessions

Kyarra Harris September 22, 2015

Assistant professor Sara Kaylor is in charge of the student nurses during their second semester in the UA nursing program, which includes clinical sessions.“Our students start off in clinical practice...

Journalism students gain experience in labs

Journalism students gain experience in labs

Kyarra Harris September 17, 2015

For a journalism major experience is everything, whether that be through writing, interviewing or lectures in the classroom. The required class Editing and Digital Production, or JN 312, has recently...

Current students can apply for the Honors College

Current students can apply for the Honors College

Kyarra Harris September 14, 2015

Whether one wants to be in the Honors College or not is typically a decision made before entering freshmen year of college. For some students, however, applying for Honors is a decision made when they're...

Reading College Textbooks

Reading College Textbooks

Kyarra Harris September 3, 2015

The transition from high school to college is difficult enough, but the workload tends to be a struggle for both freshmen and upperclassmen alike. Typical challenges can be changing your study habits and...

Research finds correlation between mass shootings and gun control laws

Kyarra Harris August 31, 2015

After the recent shootings in Virginia, the topic of gun control has come up once again. Many people argue whether or not there is a correlation between mass shootings and a country’s gun control. Dr....

Women's equality activist spoke on pay inequality

Kyarra Harris August 29, 2015

On Aug. 29, the Blackburn Institute and the UA Panhellenic Association hosted special guest Lilly Ledbetter, a women’s equality activist. Ledbetter shared with students the story of her journey to getting...

Political groups on-campus plan to grow in membership

Kyarra Harris August 28, 2015

As we near a new election, students all over are registering to vote, learning more about political views and forming their own opinions. Here on our campus, there are several political organizations...

Health experts hold question and answer session

Kyarra Harris August 25, 2015

To help students better understand the bacterial infection tuberculosis, Dr. Albert White and Pam Barrett from the Alabama Department of Public Health came to UA Aug. 24 for an hour-long Q&A session.“It’s...

Fulbright Scholarship recipients to hold discussion panel

Fulbright Scholarship recipients to hold discussion panel

Kyarra Harris August 24, 2015

On Tuesday, Aug. 25, the University of Alabama's Fulbright Scholarship awardees will hold a discussion panel at 3:30 p.m. at the Center for Community-Based Partnerships. Topics discussed will include tips...

The University Medical Center at Northport to hold grand opening

The University Medical Center at Northport to hold grand opening

Kyarra Harris August 20, 2015

On Aug. 26, the University Medical Center at Northport will hold its grand opening ribbon-cutting ceremony. As the new location for the UMC Warrior Family Center, the hope is to be able to provide more...

Greek members compete in 1st Olympics for charity

Greek members compete in 1st Olympics for charity

Kyarra Harris March 4, 2015

Members of the University of Alabama Greek system will host their own Greek Olympics to raise money for children with cancer.Carly Jones, a junior majoring in marine science, biology and telecommunication...

​School of Social Work to co-sponsor commemorative event

Kyarra Harris February 25, 2015

As a part of Black History Month, the School of Social Work will co-sponsor the "Marching to Selma" event at the Dinah Washington Cultural Arts Center on Friday from 8:30 to 11 p.m. The event was started...

Cribspot offers simplified housing search for UA area

Kyarra Harris February 16, 2015

With spring around the corner, students campus-wide are starting to apply for housing with hopes of getting the best deal before the upcoming fall semester.A new, free website called 
Cribspot.com launched...

Black Student Union helps minority students

Black Student Union helps minority students

Kyarra Harris February 4, 2015

The Black Student Union is a student-led organization on campus that works to represent minority students and connect them with administration. Alvin Lockett, a junior majoring in accounting, is the current president...

Scale Back Alabama to host weigh-ins for obesity

Kyarra Harris January 19, 2015

Scale Back Alabama, a free organization dedicated to lowering the obesity rate in the state, will be hosting weigh-ins at The University of Alabama this week.According to CBS News, Alabama is currently...

Special collections library to exhibit student research

Special collections library to exhibit student research

Kyarra Harris December 3, 2014

The Hoole Special Collections Library will host an exhibition for student research beginning Thursday. The exhibition will include work from undergraduates, particularly freshmen. “The purpose of this...

Medals of Honor, recipient portraits on display

Medals of Honor, recipient portraits on display

Kyarra Harris November 11, 2014

The University of Alabama was selected as the first university to have the Medal of Honor Exhibit from Nov. 7 through Dec. 1. The exhibit presents Medals of Honor, representing three military branches:...

In-class movies expand student understanding

Kyarra Harris November 3, 2014

Watching films and movie clips in class can provide students with extra content pertaining to their current lesson. At the University, professors from across campus are increasing their use of film to...

Library compiles databases free for student use

Kyarra Harris August 25, 2014

Each year, across campus and in every department, students are asked to write essays, conduct research and properly cite their sources. Through the University’s online library databases, students have...