By Madison Smith, Managing editor of content Veterans and their families from across Alabama gathered March 29 at the Alabama National Cemetery to honor those who served in the Vietnam War in recognition of National…
Swearing in of new City Council
The Montevallo City Council met on Tuesday, Nov. 2, at 6 p.m. to induct the newly elected members of the city council. This included the induction of new mayor, Rusty Nix, who was elected in the…
UM Swim Meet in CSCAA Virtual Cup
UM hosts swim meet against Birmingham Southern. Photo by Kat Bell in Nov. 2019. Following the Montevallo Gold and Purple Intrasquad meet, a practice meet before the real season began, the Montevallo Men’s and Women’s Swim team moved on…
Will we have a vaccine by the end…
As COVID-19 cases still rise, many are questioning how far along the vaccine has come or when distribution will be available. While many vaccines have made it to phase three of the vaccination approval process, Dr. Anthony Fauci,…
SGA discusses zoom burnout, building names and conduct…
During the Oct. 14 meeting, SGA president Thomas Dillard announced the current placeholder names for the buildings on campus with problematic names. Comer will temporarily be called Humanities Hall and Bibb Graves will be referred…
Hurricane Zeta Damage
The last days of October this year were overtaken by Hurricane Zeta, which made landfall with winds of nearly 100 mph. After making landfall in the Caribbean on Oct. 24, it strengthened into a tropical…
Gold Side Hosts Spirit Night at Chick-fil-A
On Tuesday, Oct. 20 from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m., Gold Side partnered with Chick-fil-A to raise money for Smile-A-Mile, a local organization that helps children impacted by childhood cancer. Smile-A-Mile is partnered with Children’s of…
COVID-19 limits events
With COVID-19 still on the rise, a multitude of organizations on and off campus have struggled with planning and how to make events happen. The Center for Disease Control has listed many guidelines for event planners…