By William Deaver With the start of the new semester comes, many new clubs for students to join. One of which is the Anime Club. After being inactive for 4 years, Junior Laurel Robb has revived the program with a healthy group of people meeting every week. Every week, the…
SGA appoints Director of Sport Promotion
By Xander Swain The previous two SGA meetings have seen recent developments with the budget, a new executive appointment and a bill about the Carmichael Library’s Textbook Reserve program passed on March 9. Joshua Brown,…
Amnesty International hosts Ukraine panel
By Lucy Frost-Helms The recent invasion of Ukraine instigated by Russian forces under the instruction of Russian President Vladimir Putin has posed enormous concern across the world. In response to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine,…
UM’s students rally in Montgomery for Higher Ed…
By Elise Kidd A group of students from The University of Montevallo, primarily students involved in the Student Government Association, met in Alabama’s state capitol on Feb. 24, to communicate with state legislators about the…
UMOM to be renamed in honor of Dr.…
By Cady Inabinett, News editor The University of Montevallo on Main will be renamed to Dr. Wilson Fallin Hall in the near future, in honor of university alumnus and former professor Dr. Wilson Fallin, Jr.…
Board of Trustees discusses UMOM renaming, CRT bills,…
By Josie Shaw University of Montevallo’s Board of Trustees discussed renaming University of Montevallo on Main, among other topics such as Critical Race Theory and tuition increases. Their quarterly meeting took place on Feb. 18th,…
SGA swears in new senator and passes resolution
By Jacob Gross In their two most recent meetings, the SGA senate swore in a new senator, passed a Freshman Forum resolution and heard announcements for future events. The Freshman Forum introduced Resolution: 2021-R-036, which…
UM’s response to critical race theory bills
By Josie Shaw Legislative bans restricting conversations on race, gender and religion in Alabama classrooms have sparked conversations among University of Montevallo faculty. These topics are defined as “divisive concepts” in proposed state legislation, and…







