By Cady Inabinett, Editor in chief Students, faculty and staff members and Montevallo community members gathered on Farmer Hall’s patio on April 8 to catch a glimpse of a solar eclipse passing over North America. …
University of Montevallo waives testing for the fall
By Harrison Neville The University of Montevallo announced on April 20 that it will be waiving all ACT and SAT testing requirements for incoming freshmen through fall 2024. This is the extension of a policy…
Sometimes, forgiveness isn’t convenient
By Harrison Neville We all live our lives holding grudges and casting blame on each other. Most of us have at least one person whom we have held a grudge against for years, perhaps someone…
Montevallo City Council discusses district lines and waives…
By Harrison Neville The city council opened up its March 28 meeting with a discussion about district lines. Montevallo resident C.P. Pierson asked the council whether the district lines would be redrawn due to the…
Letter from the editor: An apology to our…
At the beginning of the year, in the very first letter I wrote to our readers, I made a promise that The Alabamian would act with integrity and work hard to keep our readers informed.…
UPC hosts Homage Exhibit
by Harrison Neville In honor of Black History month, members of the University of Montevallo community had the opportunity to stop by the Homage Exhibit in Anna Irvin Dining Hall’s event room, and see a…
Breaking News: Purples save the city and get…
By Harrison Neville Heroes and villains collide in a colorful clash for dominance in Purple Side’s show “Bad at Being Bad OR The League of Incredibly Evil Wrongdoers Who Sometimes Do Good.” The show begins…
Gold Side’s ballad of the Mississippi river sweeps…
By Harrison Neville Gold Side’s “Ballad of the Mississippi River” pulls from a conglomerate of American folklore, but focuses on Paul Bunyan, Johnny Appleseed and John Henry. The show opens with three characters who act…