Code Like a Girl
The push to teach girls and children to code has gained significant momentum in recent years. Organizations like Code.org and Girls Who Code have made an effort to teach …
The Multis Project Performs at Samford
On Friday, April 10, The Multis Project performed at a concert and cookout hosted by Samford Residence Life and the Office of Admissions. The band put together a set list …
Out of the dungeon
by Sydney Cromwell In a world where 2014’s two highest-grossing movies are based off comic book characters, the realm of comics and games can no longer be said to belong …
First Sloss Music Festival to be held this summer
This summer, the first Sloss Music & Arts Festival will take place in Birmingham. Sharing its name with the historic Sloss Furnace downtown, the festival will take place at Sloss …
Birmingham Summer Movies
Nothing says summer like movies. This summer, Birmingham has an impressive lineup of free outdoor movies–both vintage classics and recent releases–in a variety of locations around the city. Grab some …
Signs make a city: Birmingham’s history of neon
They blink in storefront windows, illuminate historic theaters and glow in the corners of basement man-caves. From the first experiments in the early 1900s to their use as road-signs in …
It’s Back! Pepperplace Farmers Market
Pepperplace Farmers Market opened April 11 and had over 75 vendors participate. This year’s opening was the largest spring opening in the history of Pepperplace, and the market will continue …
Throw a Casual Soirée
Soirée is my favorite word. Not because it rolls off the tongue in the most graceful fashion (which it does by the way), but because it has a …
There is more to Melt than grilled cheese
Melt has been bringing decadent and unique grilled cheeses to the streets of Birmingham since 2011. Recently, the popular food truck decided to open a brick-and-mortar establishment in the Avondale …