Aumnibus Staff, Author at The AUMnibus

Nov

21

2017

LGBTQ+ Meetings Held Every Thursday

Campus, News

From 4 to 5 p.m. every Thursday, Taylor Center 158 becomes a safe space for LGBTQ+ students to gather and talk through identity-related thoughts and feelings. Sponsored by the AUM Counseling Center, these meetings cover many topics including relationships, disclosure, esteem, and body image. They also provide an opportunity to learn coping strategies for mental health issues such as anxiety and depression. The atmosphere is informal, and all students are welcome.

Nov

21

2017

By Aumnibus Staff

Q&A With an International Graduate Student

News, Opinion, University

Pursuing graduate studies is a grueling process on anyone. It is invasive, personal, detailed and demands of the applicant and in-depth introspective consideration of intellectual understandings. Stefanie Soller-Lamm is an international student from Germany who graduated from AUM in December of 2016. She studied psychology and knew that the only thing that could bring her what she wanted, her own counseling practice, was graduate studies. I spoke with her about her experiences as an international student in American university, what was the hardest part, how her expectation and experiences differed, what the grad school process was like, and what advice…

Nov

20

2017

By Aumnibus Staff

Slideshow: The Cast of Theatre AUM’s “Woyzeck”

Arts, Campus, News, Slideshows, Theatre AUM

This slideshow features the wacky costumes and makeup cast members wore for Theatre AUM's November production of "Woyzeck." For more information about the production, please see Woyzeck: Theatre AUM's Twist on Tragedy or Theatre AUM Now Showing Woyzeck.

Nov

20

2017

By Aumnibus Staff

Riverwalk Stadium to Host “Food Truck Mash-Up”

Opinion

On Friday, November 24, Riverwalk Stadium in downtown will host the inaugural “Food Truck Mash-up.” Presented by the Montgomery Advertiser and the Montgomery Wind Creek Casino & Hotel, this event will feature over a dozen food trucks with food options including Cajun dishes, barbecue, doughnuts, Italian ice, and more. According to the Montgomery Advertiser, the event will also feature 20-foot inflatable slides, giveaway prizes, music, and hot air balloon rides. The dugouts in the stadiums will be transformed into bars, for an atmosphere that reflects college football culture. People are encouraged to wear team jerseys, and to vote for their…

Nov

19

2017

By Aumnibus Staff

Theatre AUM to Host Stage Reading of Dracula

Arts, Campus, News, Theatre AUM

Do you need a break from cramming for exams? Theatre AUM and AUM Connected will be holding a stage reading of Dracula on Friday, December 1 and Saturday, December 2 at 7:30 p.m., as well as on Sunday, December 3 at 2:00 p.m. The reading will take place at the theatre located in the Taylor Center. Communication and Theatre, and Fine Arts students, as well as alumni are the actors, technicians, stage manager, and director for the reading. Along with the actors who portray each character, there will also be three narrators who will read the stage directions. For those…

Nov

15

2017

By Aumnibus Staff

Filibuster to Host Poetica, Accept Submissions

Arts, Campus, News

AUM’s student-run literary and arts magazine, the Filibuster, will host “Poetica” on Thursday, November 16 from 5 to 6 p.m. in Goodwyn Hall 112. This event is an opportunity for writers to present their poetry and prose publications from earlier issues. All AUM students, faculty, and staff are invited to attend. Food, drinks, and Filibuster copies will be complimentary. Since 2008, the Filibuster has published yearly magazines to showcase student works including short stories, song lyrics, journal articles, plays and excerpts, screenplays, photography, and visual artwork. On the Filibuster website, you can find full PDFs of previous issues as well…

Nov

15

2017

By Aumnibus Staff

AUM Choral Groups to Host Fall Concert

Arts, Campus, News

AUMCappella and the AUM Chorus will perform their fall concert at 7:30 p.m. on November 30 in Goodwyn Hall 109. The show will feature a variety of genres, including classical, folk, spiritual, and Broadway, and will be open to all AUM students, faculty, staff, alumni, and performing arts fans. AUM’s choral groups are primarily for students, but have broadened to include faculty, staff, alumni, and friends of the university. Auditions have passed this year, but individuals who are interested may contact Musical Director E.L. DuBose at edubose@aum.edu to learn more. Article by Dana Horton Photo by Frank Williams, of the…

Nov

15

2017

By Aumnibus Staff

Life Told Through Podcasts: Top Five Podcasts to Consider

Arts, Opinion

Podcasts are what I would call the radio of the millennium. The platform is, in many ways, much like public radio. Some are actual public radio shows that are also on the podcast platform. The difference is that, unlike radio, podcasts are far more accessible, since there are so many ways to listen to them. Some of the podcasts that I listen to are often some of the “lesser known” shows to those aren’t familiar with the hosts beforehand. Many of these shows have a similar theme, which in my opinion, is why they are the top podcasts to…

Nov

09

2017

By Aumnibus Staff

Introducing the “Curtiss Crazies” Student Section

News, Sports, University

Basketball season is upon us and it’s time for us to get hype! With our transition into Division II we have some very excited students on campus ready to cheer on our team. Preston Collins took his excitement and put a plan into action and with that we have a new student section, “The Curtiss Crazies.” With a relatively young campus he wanted to instill some more tradition on campus in hopes this would inspire others to feel just as passionate. “I just thought the Curtiss Crazies would catapult us into a traditional school when it comes to sports and…

Nov

09

2017

By Aumnibus Staff

Get Connected with the AUM Common Reading Program

Campus, News, Opinion, University

About five years ago, the AUM Connected: Common Reading Program began at Auburn University at Montgomery. It was initially housed under the Center for Excellence in Learning and Teaching where the founder of the Warhawk Academic Success Center pushed for the program to implement the common reading program. As of this year, the program is officially under the WASC. Dr. Virginia Lacy, the Director of the WASC, says that the common reading program “exposes students to a book that they might not otherwise read and it gives a common theme or element for everybody to come around.” This semester’s common…