By M.K. Bryant, News editor Eclipse Coffee and Books opened its doors in 2001, and quickly became a major part of the Montevallo community. In June 2017, the owners of Eclipse, Cheryl and Michael Patton…
SGA hosts town hall, discusses the future of…
UM students will play a crucial role in determining Moe’s replacement. Photo courtesy of University Marketing & Communications When students return to the University following their upcoming summer break, they will find a new restaurant…
One dead, two injured in Thanksgiving shooting
Photo courtesy of Brookfield Properties Retail Group Two were injured and one person is dead after a shooting in the Riverchase Galleria in Hoover on Thanksgiving night. After an altercation between 21-year-old Emantic Fitzgerald Bradford Jr. and…
URGE shares abortion testimonials through “artivism” gallery
The exhibit was a one-day only event on Nov. 1 lasting from 12 to 8 p.m. Photo by Jamie Browder Montevallo’s chapter of Unite for Reproductive and Gender Equity (URGE) invited students to reconsider previously…
Burgeoning non-profit takes centerstage at campus talent show
Thornton embraces a child from Jinja, Uganda. Photo courtesy of Mika Thornton On Thursday, Nov. 6, Palmer Hall was filled with music and spoken word poetry as up-and-coming charitable organization Tendo Ministries hosted their first…
Secular Student Alliance unveils Graveyard of the Gods
Headstones denote rarely worshipped deities of today’s modern world. Photo by Jasmine Baxter Constructed amidst the Halloween season, the Graveyard of the Gods was meant to be the Secular Student Alliance’s (SSA) “farewell to humanity’s forgotten…
Students invited to choose their own adventure with…
COMS Day CEO Jonathan Mendoza and COO Kaitlyn Sheehee kick off the day with an introductory speech. Photo courtesy of University Marketing and Communications The UM Communication Studies Program hosted its 8th annual COMS Day on Thursday, Oct. 25 in the McChesney Student Activity…
Alabama high schoolers introduced to mass communication at…
Prospective students test out broadcast equipment in Strong Hall. Photo by Jamie Browder The Mass Communication Program hosted its inaugural Exploring Mass Communication event on Friday, Oct. 26. UM students and faculty gave an inside…