By Carter James We’ve lost our way. I’m always one to talk about film needing compelling stories and innovative craftsmanship, but this art form is also a vehicle for entertainment. I’m not this pretentious douche…
Review: 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, set…
10 tips for getting and keeping an internship
With deadlines approaching, many students may find themselves frantically putting together resumes and cover letters in hopes of landing the perfect summer job or internship. Here are a few things to remember when presenting yourself…
Spring Break for the broke
We’ve all been looking forward to Spring Break for weeks on end, but now that it is here the reality hits us: most of us are broke college students. Instead of moping around the house…
Changing shape: UM welcomes new art professor
Wood, broken reflectors and metal castings are not uncommon materials for Tanner Young's sculptures. Some people see art in music, others through a camera lens or in a pallet of paint. For Tanner Young, art…
Meet the 2017 SGA Candidates
Candidates were asked pre-prepared questions as well as questions from the audience. Photo by Katie Compton. On Monday, March 13, UM’s Student Government Association (SGA) hosted their annual debate in Farmer Hall. Attendees got the…
The top places to get College Night merchandise
Kari Butenschon and Jordan McKoy pose in custom t-shirts from Emma Gray, a boutique on Main Street; one of many options for UM students to get their College Night gear. Photo by Jasmyne Ray. Bookstore…
Inside the Mind Of: River Reed, Student Director
Photo by Jamie Haas for The Alabamian The first time I saw River Reed was in “The Good Person of Szechwan.” I had to know who the actor was that, in my opinion, stole the…