UA Student Media

09/12/2025

It’s not often you see the heads of our Student Media organizations in one place! They can typically be found making sure their staffs are creating the high-quality media we’ve come to expect.

From left to right, Alice Editor in Chief Gabrielle Gunter, The Crimson White Editor in Chief, Maven Navarro, Marr's Filed Journal Editor in Chief Maya Mungo, WVUA-FM Station Manager Kathryn Rachford, and 1956 Editor in Chief Kendal Wright.

09/05/2025

The Office of Student Media welcomed many incredible guests during our Meet the Media event, including university president Dr. Peter J. Mohler and Vice-President of Student Life Dr. Steven Hood.

We always love the opportunity to share the hard work of our students!

09/04/2025

Crimson Ride changes 🚍, Choolaah spices up the Student Center 🍛, and Love Island drama hits close to home 💔. Plus, game-day WiFi, study abroad tips, and more. Check your Crimson email for this week’s Crimson White newsletter! 🗞️

08/29/2025

Meet the new Alice Editor in Chief!
Hi! I am Gabrielle Gunter, and I am so incredibly happy to be Alice's editor-in-chief! I am currently working towards my master's in women's studies where I am having the time of my life studying feminist thought. As someone who has always championed social justice causes both on and off campus, I am so excited to use Alice as a platform for women to discuss important issues that affect us and other marginalized peoples while also maintaining the joviality that Alice has always had. I can't wait for an amazing year!

08/28/2025

This is your reminder to come see UA Student Media at Get on Board Day!

We will be on the quad from 5pm-9pm. Feel free to stop by and ask us questions about:

08/27/2025

Thank you to everyone who attended our Student Media open house!

If you’re interested in joining student media, lookout for our tables at Get on Board Day.

08/25/2025

Student Media is housed in Riverside Commons - just at the end of the pedestrian bridge over Hackberry Lane!

We are a quick walk from the UA Student Center.

Come check things out at our open house on Tuesday, Aug. 26 from 4-6 p.m. and connect with our student-run media outlets.

08/20/2025

Our very own WVUA-FM 90.7 was highlighted on campus in celebration of National Radio Day today! We are excited for all the great things to come from the station this year.

UA salutes National Radio Day, August 20, and celebrates the airwaves originating at the Capstone.

07/24/2025

Meet The Crimson White Editor in Chief!
My name is Maven Navarro, and I am so excited to be the Editor of The Crimson White for the second year in a row. I am a rising senior double majoring in news media and political science with a minor in Arabic. The Crimson White has been the best part of my college experience. Telling people's stories and talking to people is the best part of my job, and I can not wait to tell even more stories this year.

07/07/2025

Meet the new Bama Life Editor!
Hi! I'm Lauren Workman and I am a senior from Orange County, California. When I first started at BamaLife I was the content coordinator but now, I absolutely love being the editor-in-chief. I look forward to connecting even more with UA in this upcoming year. Roll Tide!

07/03/2025

Meet the new WVUA-FM Station Manager!
Hi! I'm Kathryn Rachford, a senior Computer Engineering student from the Chicago suburbs and the Station Manager for WVUA-FM. I started with The Capstone my freshman year on the production team, and served as Production Director for the last two years. I've loved every second of my time with Student Media and I am so excited for this upcoming year!

07/01/2025

Meet the new 1956 Editor in Chief!
My name is Kendal Wright, I’m a senior sports media major and international business minor from Jacksonville, FL. I have been at the magazine for over two years. As Editor-In-Chief, I aim to amplify the voices of students of color on campus and serve as an outlet to inform, uplift and strengthen our community. In the current state of our country, it is increasingly important for students to be engaged and educated about what is going on around them and who better to inform them than their own peers. Keeping true to Nineteen Fifty-Six’s original mission and purpose, the magazine will remain a resource for them to do so.