By: Wesley Walter Montevallo’s faculty members discussed adjustments to faculty salaries at the Oct. 8 Faculty Senate meeting. University president Dr. John Stewart III’s current goal is to get faculty salaries to 95% of the most recent College and University…
By: Harrison Neville Many mental health professionals recognize that there is a stigma surrounding mental health. Because of this, ending the stigma was a large part of the focus for TRIO-Student Support Services’ Mental Health Awareness week activities. On Monday, Oct.…
By Zoe Hall Real Life Ghost Stories: This podcast is exactly what it sounds like. If you’re into the paranormal, this is a great podcast to binge-listen since it has over a hundred episodes in its…
Dear readers, This is the last issue of this academic year, and so I would like to take my last letter from the editor to thank our readers and my staff of writers and editors,…
By Zoe Hall Book As a fan of F. Scott Fitzgerald, I was excited to pick up “Z: A Novel of Zelda Fitzgerald” by Therese Anne Fowler. After recently visiting the Fitzgerald house in Montgomery,…
By Zoe Hall Following a difficult College Night season under the University health restrictions because of coronavirus, the current College Night leaders announced on Monday, April 5, that College Night leaders are no longer set to be…
By Zoe Hall Noelle Barrows, freshman graphic design major at UM, first started her business in 2018. “I have loved art my whole life. In middle school, I remember doodling little flowers and stuff like that. As…
By Zoe Hall Originally from Toddington, England, freshman Eleanor Bruce grew up loving sports. “My Dad would take me and my sisters to watch professional league soccer on a weekly basis which I really enjoyed, and…
By Zoe Hall As I’m sure many of you are aware, February is Black History Month. With the events of the past year, I think it is so vital to take the opportunity that has…