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…
Judges comments for Gold Victory’s ‘Cloaked In Red’
By College Night judges Judge 1 Congratulations on your show! SCRIPT, LYRICS, SCORE – The script was very tight. The story was clear and kept moving. I wish the lyric writing fit more tightly into…
Judges comments for Purple Victory’s ‘Kaleidoscope’
By College Night judges Judge 1 Congratulations on your show! SCRIPT, LYRICS, SCORE – The concept is very smart. I think a bit of tightening of the storyline would make the tale easier to follow.…
Purples and Golds look back on College Night…
By Skye Anderson With over 100 cabinet members between both sides, two months of intense care and labor went into this year’s College Night season. For the Purples on Palmer stage Saturday night, the words “we all have a…
Swim captures first conference championship amid program uncertainty
By Sarah Turner, Sports editor The beginning of February felt routine for Montevallo’s swimming program. Conference championship preparations were underway. Athletes showed up to practice every day, focused and locked in. Some were even eyeing…
SGA hosts pancake tailgate at last basketball game of the season
By A.K. Miller On Feb 27. the University of Montevallo hosted two basketball games. Both the women’s and men’s teams were going up against Valdosta State University. Just beyond the walls that were containing the energy and excited shouts coming from the gym in UM’s student activity center, the people of SGA prepared and…
BACHE Series Welcomes Novelist and Poet Tiphany Yanique
By Luke Del Rosario On Monday, March 2, Caribbean novelist, poet, essayist and short story writer Tiphany Yanique visited the University of Montevallo to read from and discuss her work. Held on the first floor of the Carmichael Library in front of a large audience. …
Andrew Keitt talks medical politics in lecture at…
By Skye Anderson, Lifestyles editor On February 23, UAB’s history professor Andrew Keitt visited UM to talk about the intersection of medicine and politics in the nineteenth century, as reflected in his 2024 work “A…