I don’t know how to convey what The Crimson White has meant to me over the last two years, so I will do what I enjoy most — tell a story. On the night of April 27, I was at a loss for what to do....
In his first initiative as chancellor of the University of Alabama system, Robert Witt has proposed the creation of a moon-like, weaponized space station that will also serve as the fourth UA campus. ...
Rap superstars Kanye West and Jay-Z are being considered for membership in the Machine, a traditionally hip-hop-loving coalition of fraternities and sororities that influences campus politics. Sources...
In the midst of a lawsuit by the University of Alabama over the proper use of Crimson Tide colors and logos, the University has officially trademarked “Roll Tide” as its own property. The move comes...
Recording artist John Mayer has cancelled his April 26 concert at the Tuscaloosa Amphitheater, along with 17 other tour stops this spring. The Grammy Award-winning singer is taking an indefinite break...
With more concrete than grass in tailgating areas, it’s a little trickier to set up a tent or haul in an RV in New Orleans than in Tuscaloosa. Still, fans of both Alabama and LSU could be found grilling...
As a part of its ongoing investigation into the activities of the Machine, a secret political coalition of traditionally white fraternities and sororities, The Crimson White contacted University of Alabama...
In the one and a half years I have been the editor-in-chief of The Crimson White, I have never run a news article about Theta Nu Epsilon, more commonly known as the Machine, until today. When I took over...
Student Government Association Executive Secretary Kelsey Kurth resigned Friday in relation to the altering of First Year Council applications in September, said SGA Attorney General David Simpson. As...
Student Government Association Executive Secretary Kelsey Kurth resigned Friday in relation to the altering of First Year Council applications in September, according to SGA Attorney General David Simpson....
In some ways, the University of Alabama feels like a different place than it did when I stepped onto campus three years ago. The roads and hallways are more clogged with traffic than ever. And though...
As recovery efforts continue following April 27’s devastating tornado, one UA alumna is working to organize efforts during Memorial Day weekend. Maegan Fuller, a 2009 graduate of the University, is...
Though many residents of Holt are no longer picking through the remnants of their homes, one family is still searching. Larry and Margaret Krallman have been combing the lot of 24 Crescent Ridge Road...
As volunteers continue to pour into Tuscaloosa from around the nation, the Volunteer Reception Center, located at McAbee Center off Veteran Memorial Parkway, is attempting to provide more structure to...
Students and faculty can now apply online for relief money from the University of Alabama Acts of Kindness Fund. The purpose of the fund is to "provide appropriate relief to eligible faculty, staff, and...
On Thursday the city council took its first steps toward rebuilding Tuscaloosa after last week’s devastating EF-4 tornado. At a city planning meeting, the council was briefed on damage assessment strategies...
The Southeastern Conference is pledging $500,000 to the University of Alabama to help storm victims. The money will be donated to the UA Acts of Kindness Fund, an emergency fund providing relief to UA...
The Crimson White has confirmed that the following buildings in Tuscaloosa have been damaged or destroyed.Damaged Stephanie's Flowers McCalister's Deli Landmark Collision Center Pensoil Mike and Ed's...
The following piece is satirical in nature and not meant to be taken seriously. In case you couldn't figure that out. A recent examination of the Tuscaloosa Police Department application process reveals...
The following piece is satirical in nature and not meant to be taken seriously. In case you couldn't figure that out. A UA student made history Thursday by reading the entirety of the University...
This Saturday at Snow Hinton Park from noon until 3:00 p.m. the APOlympics will take place as a fundraiser for the West Alabama AIDS Outreach in conjunction with Alpha Psi Omega, the theater fraternity...
You may have noticed a change to the comments section on CW articles today. We’ve implemented a new commenting program that allows you to use your Facebook or Twitter account to leave comments. The reasons...
With the new year comes some new initiatives from The CW. This blog is one—here we will attempt to offer some insight into how our processes work, address issues as they arise and offer a bit of levity...
Starting safety Mark Barron declared Saturday that he will be staying with the Crimson Tide for his senior season. View video coverage of the announcement below.
It’d be easy to view the last year and a half of Kanye West’s life as a giant publicity stunt. The transition from his infamous 2008 MTV Video Music Awards encounter with Taylor Swift to his 2009 VMA...
College students gamble for many reasons. Number one – it’s fun, Marc Moncayo, a sophomore majoring in education, said. According to statistics provided from Barbara Bucca, owner of the Your Poker...
Last week, many different parts of campus were criticized on the Crimson White opinions page – including the opinions page itself. The one column that generated the most controversy, though, was published...
With three of five starting offensive linemen returning to Alabama this season, competition on the field has been fierce throughout fall camp. Junior Alfred McCullough has emerged as possibly the most...
Dearest freshmen, As you cast your wide, innocent eyes across the sprawling complexity of the University of Alabama campus, consider the aged, sagging building next to Reese Phifer Hall on University...
On Friday morning, the University of Alabama System Board of Trustees will consider a proposal by campus administrators to increase in-state tuition from $7,000 to $7,900 for the 2010-2011 school year....
In the April 29 edition of The Crimson White, it was incorrectly reported that around 20 students attended the Black Feminist Thought Conference. In reality, roughly 100 people attended the conference...
This is not a column about me. This is a column about you. Yes, you. You have a lot more power than you think. You’ve revolutionized the nature of information exchange and continue to do so with each...
