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‘Embody what excellence looks like’: BSU holds first Mr. & Miss Black UA pageant

1 month ago | thecrimsonwhite.com | Sarah Chase

The Black Student Union held its first Mr. & Miss Black University of Alabama pageant on Wednesday night in the Student Center Theater. Of the 16 contestants who competed for the title, Cameron Morgan and Adeana Gray were named Mr. and Miss Black University of Alabama. Participants competed in three categories: casual wear, talent and formal wear.
Alabama baseball secures double-digit wins over Middle Tennessee State and Alabama State – The Crimson White

1 month ago | thecrimsonwhite.com | Elijah Burks

Alabama baseball had a strong showing in its first midweek games of the season, defeating Middle Tennessee State and Alabama State. Tuesday: Alabama 12, Middle Tennessee State 2 The Crimson Tide handled its first midweek game of the season strongly, defeating the Blue Raiders 12-2 in what was the team’s third game in a row...
Threads of Story book talk invites students to learn about self-taught quilt artist Yvonne Wells

2 months ago | thecrimsonwhite.com | Sarah Chase

February 16, 2025 Tuscaloosa native and self-taught quilt artist Yvonne Wells, along with UA American studies professor Stacey Morgan, utilized the Threads of Story event hosted by the Women and Gender Resource Center to discuss their book, “The Story Quilts of Yvonne Wells,” and share encouragement with students. Wells presented a range of quilts from her five different categories: sociopolitical, religious, picture this, potluck and children’s moment.
Year of the Snake Gala 2025 brings in the Lunar New Year with excitement and bonding

2 months ago | thecrimsonwhite.com | Sarah Chase

Six UA student organizations hosted the Year of the Snake Gala 2025 last Sunday in celebration of the Lunar New Year. The Vietnamese Student and Scholar Association, Society of Asian Scientists and Engineers, Asian American Student Association, International Students Association, Japanese Language and Cultural Society and Chinese Culture Club came together to offer students the chance to learn and enjoy the history of the Lunar New Year.
Battle of the dorms: Presidential Village

2 months ago | thecrimsonwhite.com | Kate Harrison

For many freshmen, a dorm quickly shifts from being just a place to sleep to the place they will make friends, memories and routines that will stick with them for the rest of their college experience. Dorms in the Presidential Village are some of the most sought-after places to live. “Presidential Village I and II filled the quickest during freshman room selection last year,” said Alicia Browne, director of housing administration.
UA after hours: What professors do outside of the classroom

2 months ago | thecrimsonwhite.com | John Weinstein

Whether they discuss it or not, all professors have personal lives outside of the classroom. As the semester system only allows students mere months to get to know their professor, it’s easy for a student to complete a class without really knowing whom they were taught by. While large schools like the University are often known for aspects of student life, the way professors spend their free time is less advertised.
Battle of the dorms: The Riverside community

2 months ago | thecrimsonwhite.com | Kate Harrison

With the Feb. 3 housing application deadline quickly approaching, incoming freshmen are tasked with one of the most stressful parts of becoming college students: selecting their dorm. Whether one is concerned about the dorm’s location, style or atmosphere, a contentious debate arises about which dorm is the best at the University. There are six different dorms that offer suit-style dorm rooms, including Presidential Village, Lakeside and Riverside.
Culture Pick | Shari Franke’s ‘The House of My Mother’: A powerful story of resilience

Jan 22, 2025 | thecrimsonwhite.com | Kate Harrison

The eldest daughter of the infamed 8 Passengers family, Shari Franke, published her memoir “The House of My Mother: A Daughter’s Quest for Freedom” on Jan. 7. In an incredibly inspiring story showcasing her resilience, Franke reveals the truth about the abuse she suffered alongside her siblings at the hands of their mother. Popular YouTube channel 8 Passengers followed a seemingly picture-perfect couple, Kevin and Ruby Franke, as they raised their eight children in Utah.
UA Mock Trial Association to host ninth annual Crimson Classic

Jan 15, 2025 | thecrimsonwhite.com | John Weinstein

January 15, 2025 UA Mock Trial will host its annual Crimson Classic Invitational tournament Saturday and Sunday. The organization will compete against 28 mock trial teams from various universities, all of which have been given the same documents detailing a hypothetical case provided by the American Mock Trial Association.
Gallery: Snow day on campus

Jan 12, 2025 | thecrimsonwhite.com | Riley Thompson

The Crimson White is the official student newspaper of The University of Alabama. The CW publishes continuously online, with an email newsletter distributed on Monday and Thursday throughout the academic year in addition to special gameday newsletters in the fall. The CW has proudly served the UA campus since 1894. To receive The Crimson White newsletter in your inbox each Monday and Thursday, sign up below.