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Serving The University of Alabama since 1894.

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The Crimson White
Day of service draws thousands to neighborhoods

Day of service draws thousands to neighborhoods

Katherine Martin • April 23, 2012

More than 1,200 students, faculty, staff, alumni and members of the Tuscaloosa community participated in the University of Alabama’s Day of Service, which was held in remembrance of the April 27 tornado....

Bama Theatre sold out for tornado relief

Bama Theatre sold out for tornado relief

Nathan Proctor • March 21, 2012

Approaching the one-year anniversary of the April 27 tornado, much has been done to repair, rebuild and renovate affected areas. However, according to those at wellthatscool.com, that work isn’t finished....

Tide ready to host soon-to-be SEC member Missouri

Tide ready to host soon-to-be SEC member Missouri

Marc Torrence • March 8, 2012

The most recent wave of conference realignment saw the SEC add two new teams beginning this past fall: Texas A&M and Missouri. For Missouri, they will get their first taste of SEC action this weekend....

City Council holds community meeting for Tuscaloosa Forward

Ashanka Kumari • March 7, 2012

To gather citizen input regarding the Tuscaloosa Forward Generational Master Plan and the new mixed residential districts for areas impacted by the April 27 tornado, an open house was held at City Hall...

Project Rebound offers counseling

Letter to the Editor • February 22, 2012

If the April 2011 tornadoes had a massive, irreversible impact on your life, Project Rebound is here for you. Project Rebound has served our University this school year by helping the campus community...

Groups to donate 30,000 trees to areas uprooted by tornado

Adam Greene • February 7, 2012

Residents in sixteen tornado-affected communities across northern Alabama will receive 30,000 trees from the Alabama Tree Recovery Campaign, a joint recovery initiative launched in June 2011 by the Alabama...

Program raises funds through blogs

Caroline Murray • February 2, 2012

Bloggers are now able to raise money for disaster relief just by sharing their stories thanks to TopAlarmSystem.com’s blogging donation program. Through the Alabama Disaster Relief Blogging Program,...

TRAC report seeks to improve tornado preparedness

Melissa Brown • February 2, 2012

The Tornado Recovery Action Council released a comprehensive report regarding the April 2011 tornadoes to Gov. Robert Bentley on Tuesday. Organized by Bentley in August, TRAC was tasked to study the events...

Help create a nest for T-town

Letter to the Editor • January 31, 2012

Since the tornado, Tuscaloosa has been scattered, literally split and dispersed across many towns. We have become accustomed to driving around with heaps of rubble piled along our city’s streets, nagging...

City awarded federal grant

City awarded federal grant

Melissa Brown • January 31, 2012

Tuscaloosa is set to receive a $16.6 million federal grant to assist recovery from the April 27 tornadoes. The storm aid is part of a $55 million statewide allocation by the US Department of Housing and...

March tornado benefit features local musicians

Nathan Proctor • January 23, 2012

Throughout the year, Alabama natives have teamed up to put on fundraisers in order to raise money for rebuilding Tuscaloosa. The Tuscaloosa-based website wellthatscool.com joins that group of natives this...

Charlie Sheen donates $25,000 to tornado relief

Charlie Sheen donates $25,000 to tornado relief

Caroline Murray • January 17, 2012

Actor Charlie Sheen donated $25,000 to the Tuscaloosa Disaster Relief fund, making good on his promise to raise money for Tuscaloosa after he visited the disaster-stricken city in May, according to the...

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