By Lucy Frost-Helms, Copy editor If you’re a fan of the outdoors, national parks, conservation or the systems that manage it all, then you may enjoy Dr. Scott Turner’s National Parks and Public Lands class.…
“Walking Dead” community stalks Atlanta
Since the start of “The Walking Dead,” viewers have spent countless hours memorizing lines and turning themselves into walkers. According to the Nielsen company, the premiere of the series’ fourth season had 16.1 million viewers,…
Movie review: “Carrie”
“Carrie” is the story of a misfit high school girl who is plagued by relentless bullies and her religious zealot of a mother. Carrie, played by Chloë Grace Moretz, soon realizes she has telekinetic powers…
This little piggy went bump in the night:…
Lately, the interactive story game seems to be in vogue. There was “Gone Home,” a game that was essentially about going home and walking through said home. Now there’s “Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs,” Frictional…
Pokémania evolves alongside students
Seventeen years after its inception, Nintendo's "Pokémon" continues to grasp the attention of college students who were born between 1991 and 1993. According to Bulbapedia, the idea of “Pokémon” started with Satoshi Tajiri, its creator,…
Student spotlight: Barrington McQueen
One University of Montevallo student is going above and beyond in his involvement in the newest mainstage production. Junior Barrington McQueen has been chosen to perform in and choreograph the fairy tale themed musical “Into…
A green thumb: purple and gold
As people walk across campus they notice colorful leaves falling to the ground, squirrels gathering nuts and scenic beds of flowerbeds dotting the landscape with various colors. The hardest part about keeping the grounds is…
Students experience the wonderland of TomorrowWorld
Hidden deep in Chattahoochee Hills outside of Atlanta, Ga., the first installment of one of the biggest music festivals in the world opened its gates for over 140 thousand crazed EDM (electronic dance music) fans.…