The Gold Victory cast performs in the song "Leave it Behind". Photo by Jasmyne Ray. It’s a bright sunny day in 1950’s New Orleans, Louisiana when Marilee Montelimar comes to town to settle the estate…
Spectrum Panel strikes a chord
By Nethan Crew, Managing editor of production [NOTICE: All identities outside of Meagan Nelson, Spectrum President, were kept hidden for safety] Spectrum hosted a panel titled “Beyond Coming Out: Discussing Queer Adulthood and Lived Experiences with Guest…
SGA hosts Town Hall Meeting with Administration
By Princess Williams Around 65 students gathered to hear the University of Montevallo administration, including Interim President Dr. Terry Roberson and Vice President of Academic Affairs, Dr. Courtney Bentley on January 21at 5:30 pm inside of the…
How Kelley DeVane-Hart finds meaning in food
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…
Montevallo students have breakfast with state legislators
By Carter James, Editor in chief Bright and early at 8 a.m. on Nov 17, 14 selected students dined with state legislators for breakfast. This is the second year Breakfast with Legislators has been put on by Montevallo’s SGA (Student Government Association,) in collaboration with the Higher…
Student Nurses Association debuts fundraiser for breast cancer…
By Madison Smith, Managing editor of content The University of Montevallo Student Nurses Association hosted its first Pie for a Purpose fundraiser in October, raising money to support breast cancer research during Breast Cancer Awareness…
Reading the Redacted Lines: UM Library recognizes Banned…
By William Deaver Banned Book Week took place across the country on October 5–11. Carmichael Library held a showing of “Banned Together,” a documentary on how a group of high school students fought against censorship…
Chelsea Rathburn presents poetry at Carmichael Library
By Marley Sledge Poet Chelsea Rathburn presented poetry from her collection “Still Life with Mother and Knife” Oct. 20 at the Carmichael Library. Professor Asheley Wurzbacher introduced Rathburn at the event: “Dark femininity, as we…