Organizations work to help students with mental illnesses
Can I get a roll tide: The history of the popular phrase
Ferg musician strikes a chord with students
Renaissance Men: Tuscaloosa's brewers are inspiring a citywide revival
Harper Lee releases new novel
”Jaws” anniversary showings in Tuscaloosa theater
Coal mining permit not renewed for Shepherd Bend
Cannonballs found under University sidewalk
University award established in Bonner's honor
Midtown Village continues movie series
Tuscaloosa holds free music nights in June
Workout options for summer break
Rec canoeing event to raise money for cystic fibrosis
Law expert comments on campus free speech
Keeping the Faith: Students find ways to practice religion in college
Black Warrior Film Festival returns for 3rd year
Changes to McFarland Boulevard proposed
Chinese New Year to be celebrated Sunday
CMF award winners to take Hollywood
Professor researches electron mechanics
CMF returns to UA
Campfires aid blood pressure, study says
Pianist to perform in Moody Music Building
Students use karaoke as social, creative outlet
Student covers hockey for Russian publication
New College senior hosts on-campus arts festival
Crossroads Productions offers collaborative film experience
Student writes game scores
Seniors perform solo recitals for class credit
Baron aims for Rio Paralympics
German bakery provides quiet atmosphere
Sonic Frontiers returns with Dave Douglas
Character variety brings intrigue to UATD play
Wardrobe can affect performance, perception
Diabetic students balance their insulin, classes
Groups support recycling initiatives for September
Sassafras grows local arts scene
Student turns sports into jobs
Student turns flair for thrifting into vintage store
Kentuck offers clay courses
UA fashion majors to bring designs to fashion week
UATD tech weeks always a balancing act
‘Birthday Party’ brings expanded cast to stage
Bama students audition for Broadway
Art explores repurposed material
Student-led show choir to hold spring concert
Dance majors balance lab hours, performances
Students prepare for UATD’s ‘Picnic’
Opera Theatre finds new home
ARDT combines sculpture with original compositions
Theatre students gain auditioning experience at Tennessee workshop
UA professor writes novel on obligations, conflicts with family
UATD presents dynamic ‘Blood Wedding’
Student delves into commercial music major
Gallery to host Morgan Collection
Tuscaloosa welcomes opening of new recording studio
Students celebrate away from home
UATD brings ‘The School for Lies’ to campus stage
Octubafest: a definition and display of the euphonium
Doctoral students direct opera productions
UATD presents ‘Book of Days’
‘The Spectacular Now’ director visits UA for screening
‘The Spectacular Now’ director visits UA for screening
Gallery on campus to showcase award-winning artist
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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.