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

Counseling, community help tornado victims cope

Melissa Brown • April 26, 2012

Long after the tornado receded and the rubble settled, the April 27 tornado continued to tear through people’s hearts and minds. Many students and residents affected by the tornado have dealt with ongoing...

With new members, church plans to rebuild

With new members, church plans to rebuild

Ashanka Kumari • April 26, 2012

For Teresa Croom, College Hill Baptist Church was the one thing she had left of her grandfather. When the UA senior first stepped into the church after the storm, everything was in disarray. The roof...

Local artists pick up wounded family

Local artists pick up wounded family

Nathan Proctor • April 26, 2012

David Bayode and his two boys, Dontydrick and Devaris, lost their wife and mother, Jennifer, their Crescent Lane home and trucks from a 15-year old ice cream business. All suffered from serious injuries....

The day Rosedale fell

Katherine Martin • April 26, 2012

Michael Moore and his girlfriend, Janice Prince, sat on the front porch of Moore’s home of more than 12 years in Rosedale Court housing project. They watched their neighbors, other residents of the “Big...

Some tattoos are better left in the mind

Michael Patrick • October 24, 2011

Tattooing has been a common form of body modification for centuries, and in many parts of the world it serves as a religious or cultural tradition. Tattoos in America were once viewed as a form of rebellion...

Students remember VT tragedy

Students remember VT tragedy

Patty Vaughan • April 14, 2011

Saturday will mark the fourth anniversary of  the shooting that cost 32 students and faculty their lives on the Virginia Tech campus. Four years ago, VT student Seung-Hui Cho killed two individuals at...