Tre Redden

15 Posts
Oct
26
2026
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By Tre Redden
A mystery is brewing this Media Literacy Week

A mystery is brewing this Media Literacy Week

News
Come down to Goodwyn 110 on Oct. 28 to take part in a thrilling murder mystery event hosted by AUMnibus and NAMLE. MONTGOMERY, Ala. (Oct. 20, 2026)— AUM is celebrating Media Literacy Week this year, with a variety of events and film showings during the final week of October, but the one that has us most excited is “Media Literacy Murder Mystery” sponsored by The AUMnibus. On Wednesday, Oct. 28 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., AUMnibus will welcome students to step into the role of an investigator in Goodwyn Hall room 110 to help solve the mysterious murder of…
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Oct
01
2026
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By Sofia Cerebuch
What we choose not to hear

What we choose not to hear

Editorials, News
Woman who communicates dissent through her body (credit to Andrea Piacquadio from pexel) Editor’s Letter When will we decide to change? When will we finally say, “Enough”? Ever since we became a society where women have to live in fear, have to think about the route they’ll take to get home, how to dress and the right words to use so as not to provoke or be misunderstood. Ever since we became a society that no longer listens to a “no”? Since when has it become negotiable? No, it’s not a word, it’s a sentence, and as such, it’s not…
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Aug
29
2026
By Sofia Cerebuch
Lost in translation?

Lost in translation?

Campus, News, ,
Photo from Lesley University AUM international students share main difficulties about language barriers By Sofia Cerebuch and Tre Redden International students have been an integral part of U.S. campuses for years, according to Open Doors, which counts for approximately 1.2 million international students, as reported in 2025.  Being a foreign student is not always easy, and looking around, one realizes just how many challenges and nuances lie behind it all. Eric Möller, a freshman on the man’s tennis team, recounts one such incident. “When one guy was picking his classes, he was overwhelmed because he couldn’t really understand what the…
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Aug
26
2026
By Sofia Cerebuch
9 to Forever

9 to Forever

Editorials, News, Opinion,
Picture of Dolly Parton, from Pcryl AUM students shocked and saddened upon hearing about Dolly Parton's passing I was sitting in my advanced journalism writing class. At 1:05 p.m. on Tuesday, Aug. 25 the class was in transient silence before the next presentation. Then from my left, comes a deep, almost choked-off sigh. Then a voice in shock, and in one sentence announces, “Dolly Parton has just passed away.” Then, noise. The next two minutes in the computer lab of the Liberal Arts Building become pure confusion, fingers racing across keyboards, murmurs of uncertainty, and one chorus of voices, “The…
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Aug
21
2026
By Sofia Cerebuch
A new editor behind the desk

A new editor behind the desk

Campus, Editorials, News, Opinion,
Welcome back to campus, AUM students! For most this is just a return, but for incoming freshmen and transfer students, this is an exciting new beginning. In my case, it’s a bit of both. Let me introduce myself, I'm Sofia Cerebuch, a senior journalism student and the new Editor-in-Chief of The AUMnibus. While this semester marks my return to campus and my last semester as an undergraduate college student, it also marks the beginning of my new role as editor. I took my first steps in working for the newspaper during my sophomore year, publishing an editorial on sports, and…
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Aug
20
2026
By Sofia Cerebuch
“She Started Here” podcast intro

“She Started Here” podcast intro

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https://soundcloud.com/user-71632774/she-started-here?in=user-71632774/sets/aumnibus-spring-2026#t=0:00 The "She Started Here" podcast was born from the desire to tell the life and successes of famous women who attended the classrooms of Auburn University at Montgomery. They, like all of us, started from here, with a backpack of dreams, and often without having clear ideas for the future. Here, this is She Started Here, a celebration of origins, beginnings, which can become great. This is the intro, where every story begins... to know more about the project behind this podcast, you can find the article about, here. Stay tuned for the first woman who started here! Music…
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Aug
16
2026
By Sofia Cerebuch
The 3 faces of Odysseus

The 3 faces of Odysseus

Editorials, Opinion
Review: From Homer to Dante, 'The Odyssey' is now Christopher Nolan's magnum opus "A face, a fleet, a war, a man, a thought, a trick. A trick to break the walls of Troy and burn it screaming to the ground!" These opening words ignite of the most ambitious movie adaptations of the 21st century. This year's "The Odyssey", as Christopher Nolan explained to Eliana Dockterman for Time, breathes new life into a version of the hero Odysseus, preserving his Homeric complexity while making him relatable to a modern audience. Nolan's adaptation of Homer's classic Greek epic poem has been advertised…
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Aug
06
2026
By Sofia Cerebuch
She Started Here

She Started Here

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What happens before a story becomes important? Precisely from this thought was born "She Started Here", the podcast of TheAumnibus focused and dedicated to different women who have studied at our university who over the years, have left a mark on the world.  When we think of someone famous, we only see the achievements, awards or titles earned. We rarely stop to think about the road traveled to reach what we see. We rarely look back at when our landmarks were just girls like us, with uncertainties, doubts, fears and dreams to chase.  She Started Here, was born from a…
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Jul
16
2026
By Sofia Cerebuch
Auburn University abolishes faculty senate: possible repercussions for AUM

Auburn University abolishes faculty senate: possible repercussions for AUM

Campus, News, University
AUBURN, Ala.  — On Friday, June 5, at Auburn University, the Board of Trustees unanimously voted to abolish the University Faculty Senate, assuming direct control over degree requirements, curricula and syllabi.  This independent decision comes in the context of the passage of Alabama House Bill 580, which reduces the powers of faculty senates at Alabama’s public universities while exempting Auburn University. Despite the waiver, as reported by Andrea Tinker for Alabama Reflector, Auburn University voluntarily decided to adopt these measures, earning the distinction of being the first public university to voluntarily eliminate its University Senate. With this decision, Auburn University…
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Jul
10
2026
By Sofia Cerebuch
Letter from the summer co-editors

Letter from the summer co-editors

News, Opinion
By Sofia Cerebuch and Patrick Eiland Hi everyone, I wanted to introduce myself. I’m Sofia Cerebuch, and in May I was appointed Editor-in-Chief of The AUMnibus. This summer, I’ll be serving in this role alongside Patrick as co-editor. As you well know, the flow of information is never-ending, news is always just around the corner, and so are we. For now, at least until the start of the fall semester, the news will be coming to you from a city much farther away: Trieste, Italy. To give you a little background on myself, I’m a senior international student majoring in…
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Mar
10
2026
By Sofia Cerebuch
Opinion: Going Back Home Doesn’t Always Mean Going Back to Yourself

Opinion: Going Back Home Doesn’t Always Mean Going Back to Yourself

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designed from Veli Rehanne from Canva. For those who leave and return, it feels like meeting a stranger, the person who left is no longer there and the place just another unfamiliar stop along the way. At a certain point in the life of a person who has built a reality abroad, a realization comes that is like a crash. It doesn't happen the moment she steps off the plane, or when she starts using a language she knows again; it can happen all of a sudden or grow slowly. It happened to her in a bar, one of those…
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Mar
08
2026
By Sofia Cerebuch
Opinion: Artificial intelligence in the newsroom: Tool or threat?

Opinion: Artificial intelligence in the newsroom: Tool or threat?

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Photo courtesy of Tera Windstead on Pexels.com If artificial intelligence can fully replace journalists, then journalism has already failed. AI can become an asset to newsrooms, but it cannot take on the human role without compromising the credibility on which the industry itself is based. AI is already part of the most important newsrooms. In 2014, The Associated Press introduced Automated Insights into its newsroom to produce more than 3,000 earnings reports, bringing the world of journalism into contact with that of artificial intelligence. Before the introduction of artificial support, The Associated Press was able to produce about 300 reports…
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Feb
27
2026
By Sofia Cerebuch
More than six years later, FCA returns to campus

More than six years later, FCA returns to campus

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Photo courtesy of the FCA Instagram. On Feb. 25, The Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) held its second meeting at Auburn University at Montgomery after six-years of absence. The FCA is a non-denominational Christian nonprofit organization founded in 1954, which focuses on connecting athletes and coaches under the faith of God. Its mission, as stated on its official website fca.org, is to lead professional, college and high school coaches and athletes into a deeper relationship with Jesus Christ and the church. It took six years to bring the fellowship back to AUM. Organizer Moriah Seay, a former volleyball player who…
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Jan
27
2026
By Sofia Cerebuch
AUM Athletics’ spring 2026 season underway: The season marks the transition from fall promises to the first verdicts

AUM Athletics’ spring 2026 season underway: The season marks the transition from fall promises to the first verdicts

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photo courtesy of AUM Athletics MONTGOMERY, Ala. — Auburn University at Montgomery is once again the venue for sport competitions with the start of the 2026 spring NCAA Division II season that includes basketball, baseball, softball, tennis and the new women’s golf team; and the energy of the players is at an all-time high.  Freshman Anderson Harris shared his excitement for his first college sports season, “I'm just excited for my first college season. My teammates and I, we've got a really good brotherhood over the fall,” said Harris. “So I'm just really excited for the season coming up, and…
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Nov
14
2024
By Sofia Cerebuch
When the game becomes life: The inner battle of an athlete

When the game becomes life: The inner battle of an athlete

Editorials, Sports, ,
Every human being in the course of his or her existence develops different “selves” that altogether make up the entire character, emotions, abilities–in short, the person himself or herself. When we begin to cultivate a passion, a side is born within us that comes out and lives independently whenever we do what we love. I love playing volleyball, and I know that I am split in half. there is one side, which is commanded by Sofia, a simple girl, who tries to survive in a demanding world of daily challenges; then there is other side, that of the Sofia athlete,…
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