Tre Redden, Author at The AUMnibus

Oct

05

2026

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By Tre Redden

Revolutionary stories come alive with music and passionate performances in Theatre AUM’s ‘The Mercy Project’: a show that deserves your time

Campus, News, Theatre AUM

A group picture of the cast and crew for “The Mercy Project” is shown with all members making the Warhawk sign. Picture by Tre Redden. MONTGOMERY, Ala. (Sept. 30, 2026) – It’s that time of year again, folks. The air is getting bearable, midterm season is in full swing and most importantly, Theatre AUM is putting on its newest fall performance “The Mercy Project.” There is quite a bit that makes this performance different from ones that Theatre AUM has put on in years prior. The most notable of these differences is that “The Mercy Project” is an original AUM…

Sep

29

2026

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A new SGA president takes office. How is Tyreanna Causey settling into her new position?

News, University

A picture of the AUM Student Government Association logo is shown in front with a picture of The Nest in the background. MONTGOMERY, Ala. (Sept. 28, 2026) – The AUM campus is halfway into the fall semester and seven weeks into the term of its new Student Government Association (SGA) president, Tyreanna Causey, and with the first month of adjustment finished now seems like a good time to see how well the new president is settling in and what students can expect out of her term. For those unaware, AUM students elected Causey as the new president of the SGA…

Sep

21

2026

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By Tre Redden

Opinion: Trump admin attempts to gut mail-in voting: Is it unconstitutional?

News, Opinion

"I voted by mail" pin. (credit to unsplash.com) Staff writer and political science and communication senior Tre Redden takes a deep dive into the current state of mail-in voting (Sept. 7, 2026) – With midterm elections right around the corner, voters are likely to see important changes this fall on how to vote by mail, and it is possible that many may never even get their ballots, as the Trump administration continues its attempts to take control over elections. Those keeping up with recent politics may be aware that mail-in voting has become something of a hot-button issue as of…

Sep

19

2026

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Lady Warhawks fly too close to the sun and Lee Flames volleyball clips their wings

Sportsathletics, AUM Warhawks, sports, Volleyball

Warhawk and Flames players meet with the referee on the sidelines. (Photo by Tre Redden) MONTGOMERY, Ala. (Sept 19, 2026) – The AUM Warhawks suffered a heartbreaking 2-3 defeat this Saturday against the Lee University Flames in a match that went down to the wire. Saturday’s 1 p.m. game at the AUM Athletics Complex began a little later than anticipated due to several referees arriving late, but after their arrival around 1:15 p.m., the game started at 1:26 p.m. The Warhawks were clearly upset about the previous night’s loss and came out strong, getting the first serve and the first…

Sep

18

2026

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By Tre Redden

Warhawk women’s volleyball team takes a 0-3 loss against Trojans

Sportsathletics, AUM Warhawks, sports, Volleyball

Warhawks volleyball team huddles up to discuss strategy between sets. (Photo by Tre Redden) MONTGOMERY, Ala. (Sept 18, 2026) – The AUM Warhawks faced a tragic defeat against the Trevecca University Trojans with a 0-3 shutout game this past Friday, marking loss number nine of their eleven-game record this season. The game began at 6 p.m. with the Warhawks starting freshman outside hitter Gabriella Wokatsch, sophomore setter Addison Boyll, freshman outside hitter Mya Lacey, freshman middle blocker Jamaya Powell, sophomore middle blocker Jaslyn Montgomery and their freshman libero Amliaa DeLeon. Trevecca started #1Katilyn Grant, #5 Jordan Hunt, #11 Brynne Kragnes,…

Sep

04

2026

By Tre Redden

Mercy me! A sneak peek into Theatre AUM’s upcoming ‘The Mercy Project’ that celebrates America and women

Arts, News, Theatre AUM

The 2026-2027 Theatre AUM members and faculty pose for a group photo during the first company meeting of the fall semester on Aug. 24, 2026. (photo courtesy of Nicolette Parrish) MONTGOMERY, Ala. (Sept. 4, 2026) – Only two weeks into the semester, Theatre AUM has hit the ground running, having already begun work on its newest production, “The Mercy Project,” which will open Oct. 1. Theatre AUM had its first company meeting of the semester on Monday, Aug. 24, and welcomed both new and returning students into the theater company with information about the program and the upcoming October production.…

Sep

02

2026

By Tre Redden

The AUM SWOT Team: Who they are and how they can help you as a freshman?

CampusAUM, SWOT

A photo of the SWOT team celebrating after the final orientation for Fall 2026, from SWOT Instagram account MONTGOMERY, Ala. (Sept. 2, 2026) – It’s the first few weeks of yet another new school year; the weather is starting to cool, students are settling into their class schedules and a fresh crop of smiling high school graduates are taking their first steps into adult life here on AUM’s campus. The transition from high school to college can certainly be difficult, as more experienced students may know all too well. Luckily, these bright young faces don’t have to navigate their rapidly…

Aug

29

2026

By Sofia Cerebuch

Lost in translation?

Campus, NewsAUM, international, language barrier

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…