Color-coding your closet. Not liking when your room is messy. Keeping a detailed, organized planner. All of these are personal preferences that I have heard used to defend the speaker’s characterization...

As the world has grown and evolved, we have advanced far enough into comfortable means for survival that we can focus our innovative technologies on accessibility, efficiency and convenience. As I’m...

For many college students, all the hours we put in going to class, studying and participating in extracurriculars are geared toward one thing: the holy grail of resume-builders that is the summer internship....

On March 14, 2018 at 10 a.m., students in many schools across the country walked out of classes for seventeen minutes in order to pay their respects to those who lost their lives in the Marjorie Stoneham...

This past week, Oklahoma Attorney General Mike Hunter announced the state’s plan to use nitrogen inhalation for its executions, marking the first time that a state is utilizing gas inhalation as its...

Unfortunately, tragedy has seemingly become a partisan issue in America.  Anytime anything happens, our elected officials always have to provide their spin about how these new developments strengthen...

Earlier this semester, I had the opportunity to watch Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit perform live at the Alabama Theatre in Birmingham. This was my first chance to hear Isbell, who grew up minutes away...

Look, it's been a minute. The University of Alabama Crimson Tide Football team won its 5th National Championship in 9 years over two months ago. The end of that game, like the end of our team's season,...

Imagine this: you are getting ready for work after a week of long business meetings, some of which you spent sick. Although you did not get the results you were hoping for, you still accomplished some...

All of my opinion columns for The Crimson White have elicited at least one disparaging online comment. Unlike many of my fellow columnists, I always try to respond to these comments to break up the echo...

When I was a kid, things like hospital bills, rent and mortgages were all vague and nebulous concepts to me. The most pressing matter to me was when the next Zelda game would be coming out. However, over...