The “freshman fifteen” is a common phrase that incoming students are warned about as they come to college. While it can be hard to make sure you’re eating healthy while in this new environment, there...

Selene, a new independent women’s magazine, began distributing its first issue at a launch event on April 9.  The magazine is named for a Greek moon goddess, who is modeled in a series of photographs...

The Quad is filled with sounds of chatter, the spring breeze and squirrels climbing trees, but recently it has also been filled with music and production coming from a full DJ setup. Crimson Records —...

Boots Riley, a rapper and songwriter turned director, hosted a free screening of his new film “I Love Boosters” at the Student Center Theater on Friday. The screening was hosted by the Department of...

Governor Kay Ivey declared March as Arts Education Month on March 19 when she signed a statewide proclamation to emphasize the role that the arts play in student engagement and academic success across...

Stacey Lee’s novel “Heiress of Nowhere” released on March 17. The story follows 18-year-old Lucy Nowhere, an orphan who was found in a canoe on the shore of Orcas Island. When her wealthy benefactor,...

The Camellia Center brought the Red Sand Project to an event in the Student Center Wednesday to raise awareness for human trafficking.  The Red Sand Project is a movement founded by artist Molly Gochman...

On Thursday nights, students can grab a late-night bite to eat and enjoy live music with their friends at Social Bites. This new program gives student musicians a chance to show off their talent.  One...

Two compositions by Johann Sebastian Bach first discovered last November made their Alabama debut at a harpsichord recital hosted by the Frank Moody School of Music on Tuesday. Michael Delfín, a School...

The film adaptation of the sci-fi horror video game, “Iron Lung,” was released on Friday. Written and directed by Mark Fischbach, widely known as Markiplier, the film stays true to the original game’s...

Alabama students donned their aprons and took over the Fresh Food Company in the first ever Bama Dining: “Chopped” cooking competition on Wednesday. Inspired by the show of the same name, this competition...

The Sarah Moody Gallery of Art has opened up after winter break and is starting the year off with the 2026 “Faculty Biennial Exhibition.” The eView Storyxhibition opened with a public reception on...

This past weekend, the UA Mock Trial Association hosted their 10th annual Crimson Classic tournament in Lloyd and Russell Halls. 35 teams from 25 schools across the Southeast participated, making this...

Last week, RFK Jr, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and the U.S. Department of Agriculture released new dietary guidelines for Americans. These new guidelines take the food pyramid we all...

The Afro American Gospel Choir was nominated for the 2026 Sound Award for the “Best University Gospel Choir.” The Choir is the second-oldest Black student organization on campus, just behind the...

A large rolling press helps members of the Alabama Print and Book Group, also known as the UA Print Club, transfer their original designs onto different surfaces.  The club meets Fridays in Woods Hall,...

The Crimson White’s opinion section exists to fill a specific purpose: being an open forum for the community. Whether it’s about the parking situation on campus, social media trends, or one of the...

Being several states away from your family and loved ones isn’t easy, especially on important days like birthdays and holidays. One UA student is offering a solution with her creative small business. Martin...

The Department of Art and Art History hosted the first annual “Art and Art History Bash” in Woods Quad on Friday to showcase the different majors, professors and organizations in the department.  The...

The most recent season of “The Summer I Turned Pretty” concluded on Wednesday. The show tells the story of Isabel “Belly” Conklin, played by Lola Tung, as she spends the summer at Cousins Beach...

It feels like every semester, fewer students have physical notebooks. Taking notes by hand has always felt more effective to me, and it’s not uncommon for me to be the only person taking pen and paper...

The University of Alabama’s Queer Student Association held its 10th annual Shantay, UA! event in the Student Center on Friday. The milestone event brought together students for a night of fun and friendship.  Gabrielle...