By Skye Anderson, Lifestyles editor Results for the 2026–2027 SGA elections were announced on March 18, with Kendall Miller elected as president and Rylee Keasler elected as vice president. “I remember saying ‘no way’,” said…
Title IX Updates Explained
Updated on Nov. 10 at 4:04 p.m. to reflect that a campus-wide email about Title IX updates was sent in May 2020 and changed wording that was misleading. By Cady Inabinett The university’s Title IX Coordinator…
English department opens Walden Studio for “quiet reflection…
By Samantha Cost The opening ceremony for the Walden Studio, inspired by the naturalistic Thoreau Cabin and part of Founder’s Day, occurred at the university lake on Oct. 14. Starting on Oct. 15, the keys to the…
SGA swear in new members
By: Jacob Gross Both of the past SGA meetings were short, featuring mostly announcements and discussions around WOW weekends. Who’s Who applications are now closed. Jacob Heath, vice president of SGA, said that the blood drive with LifeSouth…
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…
Two New SGA Senators Sworn In
By: Jacob Gross The past two SGA meetings were relatively quiet, and featured two new senators being sworn in, senator committee reports and discussions centered around problems with student workers. A few resolutions were in the process of being…
Information about the campus climate survey
By: Samantha Cost On Sept. 27, Montevallo students received an email from Tony Miller Jr., Director of Student Conduct and Title IX Coordinator, about a Campus Climate Survey being administered by the university. In the email, Miller explained that “The…
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…