It’s a snow day—or maybe an ice day—in Tuscaloosa. Stay on top of
the inclement weather with these resources.
College is where people come to get their degree (and maybe find a significant other). But with classes and extracurriculars online, it's hard to meet someone organically. And while many are
flocking to dating apps, the influx of new users has mixed results.
Looking for a snow day movie fix? One columnist has just the suggestion. “Scarface,” the reviewer argues, may be
most associated with dorm room posters, but a ferocious performance from Al Pacino makes it worth a rewatch.
Events are back on campus. As of Monday, the moratorium on in-person social events ran its course, so
swaps, date parties and philanthropy events are welcome back. The announcement of the moratorium end date came after a decline in COVID-19 positives on campus.
The Weeknd captured everyone's attention last week, for better or for worse. His Super Bowl Halftime Show was a greatest hits-style performance with style influenced by his 2020 album, all with
a little message just below the surface.
Alabama softball cleaned up this weekend. After nearly having its opening weekend cancelled, the team headed south for
a last-minute tournament and racked up wins over Notre Dame, Alabama State and Louisville.
Huntsville has taken a swing at minor league baseball before. Now, seven years after their team left town, the city is
taking another chance. The Huntsville Trash Pandas will bring baseball back to town.
Happy belated Valentine's Day from The Crimson White's most argumentative employees. In
this episode of "Cultured," Jeffrey and Leah talk about The New York Times and Hulu's "Framing Britney Spears," Netflix's "Malcolm & Marie" and the culture desk's recommended love songs (and break-up tracks).
Alabama gymnastics gave it everything they had on Friday. But everything wasn't enough. The team
hit a season high score of 197 against the Bulldogs, who won by nearly three tenths of a point.
The tell-tale sign of an approaching election? Forums and debates. Three Tuscaloosa mayoral candidates got the chance to answer questions about the future and their pasts at
a forum hosted by the UA College Democrats on Thursday.
Morgan Wallen is in hot water. Sound familiar? The star had his Saturday Night Live performance suspended after a maskless night out in Tuscaloosa. Now, as one columnist writes,
Wallen has made yet another misstep—and the reaction says a lot about his fanbase.
Wallen isn’t the only singer facing renewed criticism. After multiple women came forward to
accuse performer Marilyn Manson of sexual abuse, he was dropped by his label. Manson’s list of accusers included Evan Rachel Wood, an outspoken feminist and former partner of Manson’s.