Viewpoints
Urinetown: just crazy enough to work
The cast of Urinetown poses at the end of a musical number. Photo courtesy of Stewart Edmonds for...
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Review: Rapture, Blister, Burn met with lukewarm reception
The cast of “Rapture, Blister, Burn” poses post show. Photo courtesy of University Relations...
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Review: Kai’s Koffee House
The Bama Brûlée is just one of a variety of lattes, mochas and other drinks one can order at Kai’s...
Read MoreOpinion: Shut up and report the news
I want to start by saying that I am a Democrat; I’ve volunteered for Democratic campaigns, I am the vocal millennial that the Republican Party hates. That doesn’t, however, change the fact that a Fox News anchor, Laura Ingraham,...
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Survivors silenced in the wake of Parkland shooting
Hundreds of high school and middle school students gather in front of the White House in support...
Read MoreOpinion: Equality threatens oppression
In high school, I remember losing the will to continue living, wishing for death, not because I knew that I liked men, but because I knew how I would be treated for liking them. Every day in the closet felt void of color. I make...
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Review: A bold choice for an old franchise
A porg from “Star Wars: The Last Jedi.” Photo by Lucasfilm Ltd. This review of “Star...
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Review: The Wolves
UM sophomore Marlena Elliot played the part of 46 in the production. Photo courtesy of University...
Read MoreOpinion: campus accessibility in need of improvement
During the spring semester of 2016, the SGA Senate voted in favor of a resolution to support implementing a $50 housing and residence facilities maintenance fee. Once enacted, the money collected from that fee was to be put into...
Read MoreReview: “IT” is a hit
Topping the box office for the second week in a row, the movie “It” has already been confirmed as the highest grossing September release ever. During a year full of remakes and sequels, “It” seems to be one of the best so far,...
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UM says goodbye to Eclipse
Eclipse Coffee and Books was a Montevallo staple for 16 years. When my wife Cheryl and I first...
Read MoreReview: Much Ado About Nothing
Much like the 1996 film adaptation of “Romeo and Juliet,” the Montevallo Theatre Department took the Shakespeare classic “Much Ado About Nothing” to a more current time period. The director, Assistant Professor Michael Walker,...
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