Campus monuments, memorials tell a one-sided story
The University of Alabama landscape is dotted with monuments to the Confederacy and important sites of the civil rights movement. These are rarely discussed on campus tours or at other events. Some faculty and students believe that the University should be more open and honest in telling its own history.
University brought cream-of-the-crop to Coleman
It’s one thing to admire the lineup on a poster for Woodstock in 1969 or the first Coachella in 1999 – but what about the lineup organized by University Programs back in the day? With chart data and awards stats, it’s not so hard to imagine what a similar lineup of A-list musicians would look like in 2019.
CW promotes women’s rights, Title IX through Jasons coverage
Our assistant sports editor covers the history of the CW covering social issues throughout sports program history.
The Crimson White took a stroll down memory lane, scanning for headlines that captured pivotal moments in the University’s history. Due to the inaccessibility of some archives, this timeline starts in the 1950s and continues on, capturing Machine coverage, integration, sexual assault cases and student protest.
Alabama women’s basketball got back in the win column with a 72-52 win over Colgate on Sunday.
The Crimson White’s coverage of women has taken many shapes through the years – from showcasing photos of “beautiful” women students on the front page to hiring a women’s editor and reaching representational equality in the newsroom.
A CW columnist shares her personal letter to Bryant-Denny Stadium.
