Imagine walking to class and smelling the sweet and umami smell of monosodium glutamate. You look up only to bump into a line occupying the very hallway you must pass to get to class. You…
First French club crêpe sale is a huge…
[caption id="attachment_1050" align="aligncenter" width="600"] From L to R: Faculty Advisor Dr.-Stoops, VP Melanie Berry,Treasurer Shannon Skelton and President Claire Ezekiel[/caption] Members of the French Club smiled at curious customers behind their red and blue table…
Alpha Delta Pi remakes “Whose Line” for charity
For the second time this year, the Greek community packed out LeBaron Hall. This time the occasion was Alpha Delta Pi’s remake of the popular improv comedy show “Whose Line is it Anyway?” But in…
Student interest in nonprofits brings about potential minor
Non-profit organization are growing. According to the Nonprofit Quarterly, “The nonprofit sector is the third-largest workforce in the United States, behind retail and manufacturing.” With this rate of growth in mind, business professor Tom J.…
Environmental studies blooms with new classes
Spring is in full swing on campus. As students stuff winter clothes into cold closet spaces and break out lighter summer wear, the trees are starting to gain back their green leafy splendor. Read More
Limited mobility: UM’s mobile app still lacking
Movement is a constant in any college student’s life. As such, one would expect the University of Montevallo to provide students with a simple solution to keeping connected with professors and updated on campus events…
Josh Vietti in the house
Palmer Hall opened its doors to a new kind of violinist on Feb. 19. Josh Vietti is a master violinist who specializes in many different genres of music. He has appeared onstage for numerous occasions,…
Fiji recruits founding fathers
The fraternity of Phi Gamma Delta, “Fiji,” is coming to Montevallo — a process Student Life Director Jenny Bell said has taken two years. Read More