By Carter James, Sarah Turner, and Luke Del Rosario With a new year comes news movies to watch and tv shows obsess over weekly. There’s a wide variety of films and television that is coming out this year.…
Reading the Redacted Lines: UM Library recognizes Banned…
By William Deaver Banned Book Week took place across the country on October 5–11. Carmichael Library held a showing of “Banned Together,” a documentary on how a group of high school students fought against censorship…
2025 Art Stalk is Bigger than Ever
By Kendall Ledlow On Oct. 25, Main Street roared with color and life as artists and shoppers flooded the sidewalks for the Montevallo Art Walk: Art Stalk. The annual celebration advertised fun and art for…
‘Freddie’s Frightful Open Mic Night’ held at campus…
By Skye Anderson On Oct. 16, the campus bookstore Freddie’s Books and More held their Halloween-themed event, Freddie’s Frightful Open Mic Night, at which students could showcase their talents in music, poetry and comedy. The…
Finding Beauty in Terror: A ‘Silent Hill f’…
By Marley Sledge, Photographer After almost 13 years with no new and original content in the “Silent Hill” series, Konami finally pulls through with a new game: “Silent Hill f.” “Silent Hill f” takes place…
Halloween Hilarity: Comedy Killers Perform in Anna Irvin
By Daniel Sanders On Oct 14, Comedy Killers Comedy Murder Mysteries performed for a large audience of students and guests in Anna Irvin dining hall. The event was lively, loud, and loony, as every person…
The confusing case of ‘TRON: Ares’
By Carter James, Editor in chief The Tron franchise is like that one cousin that comes to a family function once every blue moon. They’re weird, say a whole bunch nonsense, but has a cool…
The Alabamian’s Halloween Media Traditions
By The Alabamian Staff & Contributing Writers We all think of Halloween as a time to dress up, eat candy and or attend parties. A staple of the holiday we rarely talk about though are…