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…
Sims House restoration sparks debate over MDCD
By Cady Inabinett Debate has erupted in recent Montevallo City Council meetings over a Montevallo Development Cooperative District project funding the renovation of the historic Sims House located on Montevallo’s campus. Both citizens and council members…
Will Montevallo gain a hotel?
By Cady Inabinett Questions were raised at a recent council meeting about the progress made on a hotel development project passed by the previous Montevallo city council. The project, which was approved last August, has…
College Night leaders no longer restricted by gender
By Zoe Hall Following a difficult College Night season under the University health restrictions because of coronavirus, the current College Night leaders announced on Monday, April 5, that College Night leaders are no longer set to be…
The March 31 SGA meeting held a report from the College Night Committee. The representative said they discussed an adjustment to the leadership positions for the College Night sides primarily removing the gendered tags from the positions though still maintaining two positions per side. The representative…
March SGA update
By Wesley Hyde The March 4 SGA meeting opened up with SGA President Thomas Dillard reminding everyone of the University's announcement of a full opening in the fall. This was followed by an announcement that the Food Advisory Committee was bringing…
Student athletes fight against the mental health stigma
By: Xander Swain With the ongoing pandemic, and an increase in isolation, mental health has become an increasingly important issue for many. The issues and stigmas of mental health are widespread, but one of the communities that…
University of Montevallo to return to in-person classes…
By: Cady Inabinett On March 3, it was announced that the University would be returning to “a traditional in-person class model for the fall 2021 semester.” This change would entail shifting from the current remote…