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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

Wedding belles: Young brides face balancing academia, wedding plans

Megan Miller • October 13, 2013

In 1864, a young Southern woman wrote to the editor of the Southern Literary Messenger divulging her qualms of becoming an “old maid,” as documented in the Journal of Southern History. The Virginia...

Unconventional classes promote creativity

Unconventional classes promote creativity

Courtney Stinson • October 13, 2013

Unconventional classes may seem like a way for students to lighten a class load or take a break from heavy major-related courses, but these courses have the potential to add to students’ personal and...

Main Avenue Mortuary brings horror to Tuscaloosa

Main Avenue Mortuary brings horror to Tuscaloosa

Elayne Smith • October 13, 2013

First they ask for a coffin size, then leave visitors to roam single file through a haunted funeral home that hides a disturbing butcher shop. Sponsored by Townsquare Media and Laser Skin Center, The...

Tuscaloosa hosts inaugural brewfest

Tuscaloosa hosts inaugural brewfest

Alexandra Ellsworth • October 10, 2013

Alabama’s craft brewing industry is showing no signs of slowing down anytime soon. Much of its growth can be attributed to the recent changes made to brewing laws. In 2012 alone, beer production grew...

Moundville festival celebrates Southeastern Indian culture

Megan Miller • October 8, 2013

Moundville Archaeological Park is celebrating the rich culture of Southeastern Indian traditions with its annual Native American Festival Wednesday through Friday. “The prehistory and history of Southeastern...

Army ROTC cadets go international

Army ROTC cadets go international

Reed OMara • October 7, 2013

Five University of Alabama Army ROTC juniors, at least three of whom had never previously been out of the country, experienced deployment without combat this summer as they journeyed around the globe to...

ECo addresses Marr's Spring litter issue

ECo addresses Marr’s Spring litter issue

Megan Miller • October 2, 2013

When The University of Alabama Environmental Council led a cleanup of Marr’s Spring recently, the group of five students picked up more than a little litter. In fact, they picked up six large trash bags...

Southern oral history is latest focus of University center

Bianca Martin • September 24, 2013

Preserving Southern voices is the idea behind the upcoming event for the Frances S. Summersell Center for the Study of the South. The center will be presenting an academic talk titled “Southern Voices,...

Alabama Blues Project to hold kickoff party

Elayne Smith • September 18, 2013

While The University of Alabama turns Crimson for the first home game of the season, a little bit of blue is making its way into the atmosphere. The Alabama Blues Project will host its first Crimson Kickoff...

Alabama Blues Project to hold kickoff party

Elayne Smith • September 18, 2013

While The University of Alabama turns Crimson for the first home game of the season, a little bit of blue is making its way into the atmosphere. The Alabama Blues Project will host its first Crimson Kickoff...

MAP provides diversity for students

MAP provides diversity for students

Raiha Bajwa • September 18, 2013

The Multiple Abilities Program only has 14 students enrolled, but acts as two degree programs, preparing education majors to be elementary school teachers as well as special education teachers. Madeleine...

Motorcyclists united in shared interests

Elayne Smith • September 18, 2013

Some find freedom on a motorcycle, where the wind crashes into them, the world is seen without obstruction and their body is charged with adrenaline from the motor’s vibrations. Motorcyclists can...

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