Keely Brewer | @keelykbrewer, News Editor
April 15, 2021
The Student Health Center (SHC) will offer the Pfizer vaccine to all students aged 16 or older beginning Monday. Students can schedule a first dose appointment through...
The Toll it Took: How students have managed a year of grief, trauma and loss
April 14, 2021
You’ve heard complaints about quarantining and masking up. Maybe you brushed them off; maybe you made them yourself. But the family members of some who died from COVID-19 say those complaints aren’t funny—they’re hurtful.
‘Empty fields and parking lots’: Alberta still bears scars from 2011 tornado
April 14, 2021
April 27 left Tuscaloosa a wreck. Though the city has rebuilt, Alberta City residents feel they were left out—and the empty lots around their neighborhoods are keeping them from catching up with the city-dwellers next door.
April 14, 2021
Embrace Alabama Kids helps foster youth with college expenses
April 11, 2021
‘What is the purpose?’: Why students emails will transition to Microsoft Outlook
April 11, 2021
Bye-bye, Gmail. The University’s Office of Information Technology is transitioning student email accounts to Microsoft Outlook in May.
‘Hard to overcome’: Why some students are fighting to protect biodiversity in Tuscaloosa
April 11, 2021
Recent development in Tuscaloosa has some bio-aware citizens concerned—especially after the city paved over a richly biodiverse frog habitat and, yes, put up a parking lot.
Keely Brewer | @keelykbrewer, News Editor
April 15, 2021
The Student Health Center (SHC) will offer the Pfizer vaccine to all students aged 16 or older beginning Monday. Students can schedule a first dose appointment through...
How students broke the news of 2011’s tornado super outbreak
April 14, 2021
When the tornado struck Tuscaloosa on that fateful April 27, students were in class, in their cars, at work. Some of those working students, on duty for The Crimson White, became breaking crisis news reporters in the span of an hour.
The First-Year Experience: How students navigated a drastically different campus welcome
April 14, 2021
Sit in your dorm. Get your food to go. Stay six feet away from your classmates. Many freshmen, new to campus and living on their own for the first time, were held at arm's length this semester. They all navigated the experience differently.
How COVID-19 will leave a lingering impact on UA
April 14, 2021
Some things will change; others may not. As the University approaches a fourth COVID-19-affected semester, this is what we know about rules and regulations moving forward.
Robert Cortez, Staff Reporter
April 15, 2021
Here's why players like Montana Fouts "live for" matchups like this.
Softball clinches a top-10 series road win
April 15, 2021
Here's how Alabama softball became the first SEC team to beat Arkansas.
After a sparse season, Bryant-Denny adapts to changing restrictions
April 14, 2021
This weekend, Bryant-Denny should be twice as crowded as it was last semester.
In Ashley’s Memory: Former long snapper reflected on a loss that changed his life
April 14, 2021
Mariah Kravitz, Contributing Writer
April 14, 2021
You do your school work. You get the grades. And finally its time for some on-the-job experience. For some medical students, that experience has been more elusive than ever as hospitals and clinics adhere to COVID-19 regulations.
The Toll it Took: How students have managed a year of grief, trauma and loss
April 14, 2021
You’ve heard complaints about quarantining and masking up. Maybe you brushed them off; maybe you made them yourself. But the family members of some who died from COVID-19 say those complaints aren’t funny—they’re hurtful.
‘Empty fields and parking lots’: Alberta still bears scars from 2011 tornado
April 14, 2021
April 27 left Tuscaloosa a wreck. Though the city has rebuilt, Alberta City residents feel they were left out—and the empty lots around their neighborhoods are keeping them from catching up with the city-dwellers next door.
‘What is the purpose?’: Why students emails will transition to Microsoft Outlook
April 11, 2021
Bye-bye, Gmail. The University’s Office of Information Technology is transitioning student email accounts to Microsoft Outlook in May.
Abby McCreary, Contributing Writer
April 14, 2021
The University had two nearly back-to-back tornado scares this semester. Part of a population that turns over every four years, one columnist worries that UA students no longer have a healthy fear of the destruction a tornado can cause.
Opinion | Healthcare should be for all
April 11, 2021
Evidence, studies, individual testimony, projections, the embarrassing healthcare situation in America, charts, rhetorical hijinx—maybe nothing will convince you that everyone deserves healthcare.
Opinion | Lil Nas X (and everyone else) should create whatever the hell they want
April 8, 2021
Music and art should be allowed to be dangerous.
Opinion | ‘Manifesting love’: Why Christians need to be quicker to forgive
April 8, 2021
Cancel culture is real. Or at least one opinions columnist thinks so. As this columnist argues, there are certain people who want to excommunicate those with whom they disagree. And if any of those people are Christians, they need rethink their mindset.
University will offer vaccines to all students beginning April 19
The Student Health Center (SHC)...
The Toll it Took: How students have managed a year of grief, trauma and loss
You’ve heard complaints about quarantining and masking up. Maybe you brushed them off; maybe you made them yourself. But the family members of some who died from COVID-19 say those complaints aren’t funny—they’re hurtful.
‘Empty fields and parking lots’: Alberta still bears scars from 2011 tornado
April 27 left Tuscaloosa a wreck. Though the city has rebuilt, Alberta City residents feel they were left out—and the empty lots around their neighborhoods are keeping them from catching up with the city-dwellers next door.



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