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The Crimson White


Serving The University of Alabama since 1894.

The Crimson White
Serving The University of Alabama since 1894.

The Crimson White
AD Mal Moore hospitalized for pulmonary problems

AD Mal Moore hospitalized for pulmonary problems

Marc Torrence • March 13, 2013

UA Athletic Director Mal Moore was hospitalized for heart problems for the second time in less than a year Wednesday. Moore was admitted to Brookwood Hospital in Birmingham, Ala., for tests and treatment...

Former 28-year-old MLB player among nine football early enrollees looking to make impact

Zachary Al-Khateeb • March 12, 2013

Nine of the players in The University of Alabama football team’s top-ranked recruiting class – seven on scholarship – enrolled early, taking an extra semester to learn the playbook and gel...

Tide beats reigning champs

Tide beats reigning champs

Charlie Potter • January 23, 2013

The Alabama men’s basketball team overcame a slumping first half to defeat the Kentucky Wildcats 59-55 on Tuesday Jan. 22 in Coleman Coliseum. The Crimson Tide (12-6, 4-1 SEC) outscored the Wildcats...

Housing cuts number of beds on campus by 260

Housing cuts number of beds on campus by 260

Sarah Elizabeth Tooker • January 23, 2013

The University of Alabama’s student population is growing every year, but the University will offer on-campus housing to 260 less students next year. Approximately 7,800 beds will be available next...

Lacy, Milliner, Fluker to enter NFL Draft

Lacy, Milliner, Fluker to enter NFL Draft

Marquavius Burnett • January 11, 2013

Running back Eddie Lacy and defensive back Dee Milliner announced they will forgo their senior seasons and enter the NFL draft on Friday. Right tackle D.J. Fluker is also entering the draft. Lacy projects...

Tide volleyball ready for 2012 challenges

Marquavius Burnett • August 21, 2012

When the 2012 Alabama volleyball team takes the court for the first time, the new starters won’t be the only thing that has changed about the Crimson Tide. The team has a new attitude, senior Kayla Fitterer...

How can Alabama citizens be satisfied with state’s growth?

Austin Gaddis • June 27, 2012

Hope for true societal growth, economic prosperity and cultural progress seem to be goals long forgotten in Alabama, thwarted on a seemingly constant basis by hyper-partisan leaders with a levee on the...

Board of Trustees financial committee approves tuition increase

Mazie Bryant • June 14, 2012

The University of Alabama System Board of Trustees financial committee unanimously approved a tuition increase for all three campuses in a meeting on June 14 in Tuscaloosa. The entire board will vote on...

The lessons of past destruction

The lessons of past destruction

SoRelle Wyckoff • April 26, 2012

Throughout history, towns affected by tornadoes have rebuilt from among the rubble. Tuscaloosa now faces the same task of redevelopment and can draw from the past for hints to the future. “By looking...

Tide defense will be key against Creighton

Brett Hudson • March 16, 2012

Coaches of teams heading into the postseason stress to their players that the postseason is an entirely new season. In the postseason, everyone is 0-0 and anything can happen. The statement is true; George...

Tide loses heartbreaker to LSU

Tide loses heartbreaker to LSU

Zachary Al-Khateeb • February 13, 2012

The Alabama women’s basketball team lost to the LSU Tigers at home 51-46 in the Tide’s annual Power of Pink game. With the loss, Alabama falls to 11-15 and 1-11 in the Southeastern Conference. Alabama...

Men's tennis rebounds, dominates in double-header

Men’s tennis rebounds, dominates in double-header

Aldo Amato • February 13, 2012

The Alabama men’s tennis team endured a jam packed Saturday afternoon in which they dominated both the Furman Paladins and Troy University Trojans in back-to-back matches. “We looked a little sloppy...

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