By Cady Inabinett The Montevallo City council voted to join a class action lawsuit against Endo International—a pharmaceutical company that produces opioids—at their Dec. 28 meeting. The state of Alabama filed a lawsuit against the manufacture over…
The ghost of Captain Reynolds
By: Wesley Walter As the second oldest building on Montevallo’s campus, Reynolds Hall has its fair share of ghost stories and sightings. Most notably, the building is said to be haunted by the ghost of…
Faculty Senate Discusses Faculty Salaries, Golf Course Plans,…
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…
Montevallo hosts 44th annual Fire Prevention Parade
By: Wesley Walter Montevallo Fire and Rescue held its 44th annual Fire Prevention Parade on Saturday, Oct. 2. The parade, which is held every year by the Montevallo Fire Department, was in honor of National Fire Prevention Week, which in…
Astronomy Club meets for the first time since…
By Wesley Walter Montevallo’s Astronomy Club held its first meeting since March of 2020 on Wednesday, Sept. 22. The meeting lasted from 7-9:30 p.m. and featured views of the night sky from the university’s James Wylie Shepherd…
New SGA organizations
By Wesley Walter Montevallo’s Student Government Association has officially resumed meetings as of Sept. 9. Among the newer and lesser-known elements of the organization are the SGA’s Supreme Court and General Assembly. The Supreme Court of SGA works in a very similar…
SGA Holds First Meetings of the School Year
By Wesley Walter The Student Government Association held its first official meeting this school year on Wednesday, Sept. 1. In its first meetings since last spring, the SGA has worked to begin drafting new legislation…
Delta Variant Leads to Rise in Alabama COVID…
By Wesley Walter With COVID-19 cases reaching near all-time highs in Alabama, there has been growing concern among health officials about the Delta variant, a newer, more transmissible variant of COVID-19. From Aug. 22 to 28 Alabama reported 28,000 new covid cases,…