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Editor’s Note

Mazie Bryant December 10, 2013

An editorial cartoon in the Dec. 5 issue of The Crimson White concerning allegations against Drummond Company CEO Garry Neil Drummond failed to attribute the source of the allegations, which were made...

Bonner taps Joe Benson as interim provost

Mazie Bryant November 13, 2012

Newly-appointed University of Alabama President Judy Bonner selected long-serving faculty and administration member Joe Benson as interim provost on Monday, Nov. 12. Benson has served as the vice president...

Students sell clothing for charity

Students sell clothing for charity

Mazie Bryant November 8, 2012

Three University of Alabama students and childhood friends have combined their talents to establish a small business that draws on their love for charity and their Southern roots. In the wake of the April...

SGA concert tickets prices reduced

Mazie Bryant November 5, 2012

The Student Government Association has announced a decrease in ticket prices for the Thursday, Nov. 8 RAGE concert featuring B.o.B. at the Tuscaloosa Amphitheater. Student and guest tickets for the concert...

Trustees expected to accept resignation

Mazie Bryant November 1, 2012

The University of Alabama Board of Trustees will discuss President Guy Bailey’s request to resign in a closed executive session Thursday, Nov. 1. The board will hold an open public meeting around 1 p.m....

Black students encouraged to vote

Black students encouraged to vote

Mazie Bryant October 24, 2012

A voting rally was held on The University of Alabama campus on Oct. 23 to promote the education and involvement of young voters in the state and around the nation. Both UA chapters of the Future Black...

Out-of-state count rises

Out-of-state count rises

Mazie Bryant September 25, 2012

As the total enrollment of the University of Alabama has grown substantially in the last decade, so too has the number of out-of-state students. They make up 55 percent of this year’s record-setting...

Million Dollar Band preps before classes

Million Dollar Band preps before classes

Mazie Bryant August 22, 2012

Freshman Brandon Suttles applied to the University of Alabama in March with every intention of joining the ranks of the famed Million Dollar Band. “I knew I wanted to be in the Million Dollar Band ever...

UA to interview Texas Tech president

Mazie Bryant July 11, 2012

  Texas Tech University president Guy Bailey is scheduled to interview with the University of Alabama Board of Trustees on Wednesday as the sole announced finalist of the school’s 2012 presidential...

'Like Gameday, every day'

‘Like Gameday, every day’

Mazie Bryant June 27, 2012

The streets of Tuscaloosa may soon look like famed Bourbon Street in New Orleans or Memphis’ bluesy Beale Street. This change would be a part of the city’s rezoning of specific areas as entertainment...

Board raises tuition

Mazie Bryant June 20, 2012

The University of Alabama Board of Trustees approved a tuition increase on June 15 in an attempt to rely less on state funding, which has decreased by an approximate $174 million for the entire system...

TCF students film video for R&B singer

Mazie Bryant June 13, 2012

Tuscaloosa might as well have been Hollywood last week as a crew of 50 current telecommunication and film students and alumni worked diligently through all stages of production on a music video for R&B...

Police work toward a safer Strip

Mazie Bryant May 30, 2012

Violent altercations on the Strip in late April and early May that resulted in gunfire have spurred discussions and initiatives to create a safer atmosphere on the Strip. Early on the morning of Thursday,...

City Council to vote on Generational Plan

Mazie Bryant April 25, 2012

Tuscaloosa City Council members voted to endorse the Tuscaloosa Forward Generational Master Plan during their weekly meeting on Tuesday. The plan outlines the method of recovery for areas ravaged by the...

Holt teens learn to use their voice

Mazie Bryant April 24, 2012

When Dr. Jeff Parker was added to an email list for the Holt Community Partnership three years ago, he figured it was just purely by accident. Now, he realizes it was destined to happen. The mission of...

UA research links gender, technology

UA research links gender, technology

Mazie Bryant April 18, 2012

Women use text messaging and social media more than men, according to a study conducted by a UA student. Amanda Kimbrough, a senior majoring in psychology, polled 381 undergraduate students last spring...

Animals aided by social media

Animals aided by social media

Mazie Bryant April 16, 2012

When Shannon Walker devoted her home to the care of 14 dogs, she never wondered what would happen if she found herself without one. Last April, Walker raced home from vaccinating animals at the Bibb County...

Affording food a problem for state

Mazie Bryant March 29, 2012

The Black Warrior River may flow right between Tuscaloosa and Northport and the Quad may flood regularly when it rains, but as far as the USDA is concerned, the UA campus is in the middle of a desert....

Date auction raises scholarship funds

Date auction raises scholarship funds

Mazie Bryant March 28, 2012

If you ask the 18 University of Alabama students who presented themselves as dates for auction to benefit scholarships Tuesday, money truly can buy you love. The Student Government Association and the...

Brielle Appelbaum

Brielle Appelbaum

Mazie Bryant March 5, 2012

Brielle Appelbaum, a sophomore studying English and economics, is running unopposed for the position of executive secretary of the Student Government Association at the University of Alabama. The duties...

Low turnout curtails SGA forum

Mazie Bryant March 1, 2012

Due to a low student turn out, an attempt at a Student Government Association forum and debate on Wednesday night transformed into a group discussion focused on defining SGA's role on campus. The UA chapters...

Charities hold statewide donation blitz

Charities hold statewide donation blitz

Mazie Bryant February 1, 2012

The citizens of Alabama will have the opportunity to join forces and donate money to their favorite charities through the first Alabama Gives Day on Thursday, Feb. 2. Donors will be able to associate their...

La Niña cause of abnormal weather

La Niña cause of abnormal weather

Mazie Bryant January 26, 2012

After the tornadoes ravaged Alabama and much of the Southeast early on Jan. 23, residents of the Tuscaloosa area should be prepared to see more severe weather throughout the spring. The United States...

Meeting aims to speed recovery

Meeting aims to speed recovery

Mazie Bryant November 30, 2011

City officials and community members met at Central High School Tuesday to discuss the rebuilding proposal of the tornado-ravaged 15th Street and McFarland Boulevard area. The meeting, the second of a...

Students complain of overcrowded classrooms

Students complain of overcrowded classrooms

Mazie Bryant October 19, 2011

As the campus grows to 31,747 students, faculty and students alike have noticed an increase in class size to accommodate the escalating numbers. Overcrowding and uncomfortable conditions in the classroom...

Greeks attend anti-hazing forum

Mazie Bryant September 26, 2011

UA’s Project Health spoke to students gathered Thursday night about hazing statistics and prevention. The Student Health Center, the Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority and the Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity organized...

Accounting professor wins national award

Mazie Bryant September 8, 2011

On Aug. 8, Culverhouse professor of accounting Edward Schnee accepted the Outstanding Tax Educator Award, bringing prestige to his career and to the University. The annual meeting of the American Taxation...