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Serving The University of Alabama since 1894.

The Crimson White
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Barriers still stand in sorority rush process

Barriers still stand in sorority rush process

Will Tucker • September 14, 2011

The first headlines in newspapers across the country on Sept. 11, 2001 didn’t come from New York City. Before four airliners changed course and changed history, one of the top national stories that day...

UA offers alternatives to driving on campus

UA offers alternatives to driving on campus

Kelsey Weiss • September 11, 2011

For the growing number of out-of-state students who are on campus without a car, there are many options for transportation besides walking or using a bike. Along with the bus systems, UA students can...

Department chairs check in with students

Will Tucker • May 3, 2011

On Monday, the City of Tuscaloosa provided a missing persons list—the first of its kind from the city since the storm on April 27 tore through the area. “I don't think we can get this list all the...

Saban, Grant, athletes heavily involved in tornado relief efforts

Jason Galloway • April 30, 2011

Many Alabama athletic coaches and players have spent the past three days helping in tornado relief efforts in Tuscaloosa. On top of speaking outside the Ferguson Center and on national television the...

UA Athletics, coaches, athletes speak on tornado damage; athletic events canceled

Jason Galloway • April 28, 2011

The University’s athletic department dedicated Thursday to ensuring the safety of Alabama’s student athletes, coaches, staff and employees after Wednesday’s tornado destroyed a portion of Tuscaloosa.“While...

Rescue efforts delay Comcast service

Stephen Walker • April 28, 2011

On Thursday afternoon, utility companies were scrambling to develop plans that will deal with the extensive damage done by the EF-5 tornado that decimated Tuscaloosa’s infrastructure.Comcast Cable, which...

Rec shifts from shelter to communication center

William Evans • April 28, 2011

After an evening of sheltering displaced and frightened students following the tornado’s aftermath, the Rec Center has become an information center the University encourages students or parents to contact...

Mayor Walt Maddox: Search and rescue still the priority

Stephen N. Dethrage • April 28, 2011

Tuscaloosa Mayor Walt Maddox urged students and citizens to stay patient, conserve water, volunteer and stay out of the damaged areas of the city in an emergency city council meeting on Thursday.Maddox...

National president of Delta Tau Delta apologizes to Zimmerman

Will Tucker • February 7, 2011

The national president of Delta Tau Delta formally apologized to Justin Zimmerman Monday for a fraternity member’s use of a racial slur to address him Friday afternoon, according to a release from the...

Details about Witt’s race e-mail emerge

Jonathan Reed • February 7, 2011

An e-mail sent by UA President Robert Witt to students Saturday addressing concerns about a racial slur was prompted by a Friday incident in which someone inside the Delta Tau Delta fraternity house verbally...

President’s e-mail message receives mixed views

Will Tucker • February 7, 2011

In the wake of the campus-wide e-mail directly from University President Robert Witt, students turned to social media sites like Twitter and Facebook as rumors spread Saturday about the events surrounding...

Witt addresses racial incident in campuswide email

Will Tucker • February 5, 2011

In a rare occurrence, University President Robert Witt addressed students, faculty and staff in a campuswide email sent Saturday afternoon. The message addressed a racially charged incident that occurred...

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