Skip to Main Content
Serving The University of Alabama since 1894.

The Crimson White

Serving The University of Alabama since 1894.

The Crimson White

Serving The University of Alabama since 1894.

The Crimson White

With ongoing debate, HPV vaccine gaining attention

Becky Robinson June 18, 2013

Since actor Michael Douglas recently claimed his throat cancer was caused by HPV, more people have joined the debate on the usually hushed STD. HPV, the human papillomavirus, causes roughly 33,300 cases...

United Way Day of Action brings community together

Kevin Brophy June 18, 2013

United Way Day of Action, a nationwide event that brings people in communities together to improve the communities and the lives of the people will be Friday from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. United Way is a worldwide...

Know what your diet entails before jumping on the uninformed bandwagon

Taiza Troutman June 4, 2013

With Americans’ knack for fad dieting, it is no secret that many of us have sworn our allegiance to the latest of these diet crazes: the gluten-free diet. We see the tag “gluten-free” on food products...

Education, literacy key to state health

Katherine Owen May 28, 2013

In a state where 1 in 4 adults is functionally illiterate, high rates of obesity, diabetes and hospitalization may not be as arbitrary as they seem. According to the National Adult Literacy survey by...

Local ministries offer study breaks

Megan Miller April 23, 2013

With finals week fast approaching, many University of Alabama students are spending the vast majority of their time holed up in the library, plugged into Pandora with their choice of caffeinated beverage...

Students help veterans’ center

Abbey Crain April 22, 2013

Interior design students experienced a change of heart after pairing with the Tuscaloosa VA Medical Center to help prepare an exhibit for the facility honoring veterans. “We were trying to understand...

Students discuss study abroad possibilities, experiences

Alexandra Ellsworth April 17, 2013

Last year, The University of Alabama sent more than 1,000 students on study abroad programs around the world. Some of those students went on adventures for only the summer, some for a semester and some...

Young adults account for half of STD infections, recent CDC analysis shows

Tricia Vaughan April 15, 2013

The Centers for Disease Control recently released a new study that estimates half of the 20 million, newly diagnosed sexually transmitted infections in the United States occur among young adults ages 15-24,...

New organization aims to aid abused children

Deanne Winslett April 14, 2013

University of Alabama sophomore Stephanie Ray knew she wanted to provide aid for local abused children, so she came up with a plan to start a student organization to do just that. Her program, Good Alabama,...

Hospice of West Alabama offers patients peace

Alexandra Ellsworth April 8, 2013

One memory sticks out to Margie Thompson from her time volunteering with Hospice of the Valley in Decatur, Ala., –carrying bucket after bucket of blood from a hospice patient’s bedside. In a bright,...

Study finds 10% of freshmen begin smoking in college

Katherine Owen April 7, 2013

As the freshman class enters The University of Alabama, about 6 percent will arrive as smokers. When they leave as graduates, 16 percent will walk away with the habit. That’s a three-fold increase in...

Senior teaches Zumba to local elementary students

Katherine Owen April 7, 2013

Students at four Tuscaloosa elementary and middle schools are getting a little shake, shimmy and slide added to their after-school program, thanks to University of Alabama student Lisa Brady. Brady, a...