“Carrie: The Musical” a bloody good show 

Robin Stevens, a musical theatre and communication studies double major, portrays the titular character, Carrie. Photo courtesy of University Marketing & Communications Reynolds was packed the weekend before Thanksgiving break with theater-goers excited to see…

A Thanksgiving reflection

“I’m not a fan of Thanksgiving because it’s a racist holiday.”   The first time I ever heard an opinion like this one was at Montevallo, and up until then, I had never really considered Thanksgiving a…

Taking a stand: America is transgender

A leaked memo recently obtained by the New York Times revealed that the Trump administration is considering a move that would define “transgender” out of existence.    The memo showed that the Department of Health and Human Services wanted to…

Review: “Stop, Kiss” a bittersweet experience

Native New Yorker Callie was portrayed by theatre major Marlena Elliot (left) and her love interest Sarah was played by theatre major Emily Perry. Photo by Katie Compton The University of Montevallo Theatre Department began their…

Revisiting childhood TV favorites

When reminiscing about things that made childhood so fun, one thing readily comes to mind: cartoons. As a child, it didn’t take much to pique my interest when it came to TV. Sit me in front of anything…

Opinion: No true winner at the US Open

The U.S. Open’s women’s singles final was supposed to be Naomi Osaka’s shining moment. At only 20-years-old, she earned the opportunity to play against Serena Williams, someone she views as her idol, for one of the…