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Sep
10
2020
By Aumnibus Staff
AUM Introduces App to Help with Social Distancing in Café

AUM Introduces App to Help with Social Distancing in Café

News, University,
BY: Kameron Berry Students, are you worried about ordering your food and staying socially distant? Never fear, the GET app is here! Auburn University at Montgomery (AUM) has introduced the GET app to help with food orders while maintaining social distancing protocols. Students can order their meals through the app, and once the order is complete they receive a set time for when their food is ready for pick up. I spoke with Dining Coordinator Ashley Thorne about the GET app today. When asked about how the app has helped to feed students, Thorne responded, “ Last year when lunch…
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Apr
06
2020
By Aumnibus Staff
AUM Professor Spotlight

AUM Professor Spotlight

University,
BY: Justin Hicks AUM is blessed to have such a great team of professors that enhance the learning experience for all students who step into their classrooms. Dr. Hilary Gamble and Dr. Eunyoung Kim are professors in the Communication and Theatre Department of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. These professors show a dedication to not only their students but also to research outside the classroom. Let's get to know them a little more. Dr. Hilary Gamble  Dr. Hilary Gamble received her undergraduate degree in communications with a plan to move to a Top 10 news market to get…
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Apr
06
2020
By Aumnibus Staff
NCAA Makes Right Move with Eligibility Announcement

NCAA Makes Right Move with Eligibility Announcement

Campus, Sports, , ,
BY: Jason Martin In the middle of all the uncertainty around college athletics as a result of the COVID-19 virus, the NCAA made the right move and shut down sports for the foreseeable future. One thing that had sports fans and student athletes concerned was the question surrounding students’ eligibility. There is a lot that goes into giving a student-athlete their eligibility back. Scholarships, incoming freshmen, and promised playing time makes for an interesting and difficult decision on how to continue with this decision. Winter sport athletes like basketball may have a more difficult time arguing an extra year of…
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Mar
13
2020
By Aumnibus Staff
COVID-19 Has Become a Pandemic

COVID-19 Has Become a Pandemic

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BY: Shuntia Gowdy To panic or not to panic? The coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) (SARS-CoV-2) has quickly became a pandemic, and many people across the world are starting to take precautions. COVID-19 was first discovered in China, and has since been detected in many other places across the world, including the United States. It is a part of a variation of viruses that is seen in humans and other animal species. The animal coronavirus rarely has an affect on humans. The virus spreads person-to-person.  Illness symptoms have been reported to range from mild to severe, including fatalities. According to the…
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Mar
06
2020
By Aumnibus Staff
AUM’s Pups & Cups Stress Relief Campaign

AUM’s Pups & Cups Stress Relief Campaign

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BY: Shuntia Gowdy AUM’s Writing for Public Relations students are partnering with AUM’s Center for Disability Services and the Counseling Center to host “Pups & Cups” on Monday, March 9, 2020 on the AUM Quad to help students, faculty and staff overcome the stress of midterms. The campaign will run from 11-1:00 p.m.  AUM’s Center for Disability Services will provide individuals with a chance to interact with stress-relief dogs after the mental strain of midterms. The Center provides academic support services to students with disabilities. The Counseling Center will also be in attendance to inform students about their services and…
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Mar
04
2020
By Aumnibus Staff
The Masked Singer Returns With a New Season and New Rules

The Masked Singer Returns With a New Season and New Rules

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BY: Evan Justice Premiering right after Superbowl LIV, “The Masked Singer” season three started off with all new contestants and all new rules. Returning for a third season to guess who’s under the mask are, Ken Jeong, Nicole Scherzinger, Robin Thicke, and Jenny McCarthy, along with celebrity guest judge Jamie Foxx. All judges were introduced to six new contestants from Group A. It was announced that, together, the contestants from Group A had nine Super Bowl appearances.  For those unfamiliar with the show, celebrities from all walks of life come together to battle it out each week until only one…
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Mar
04
2020
By Aumnibus Staff
NFL Players Could Know Where Their New or Old Home is on March 18

NFL Players Could Know Where Their New or Old Home is on March 18

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BY: Shuntia Gowdy The NFL is a source of entertainment for many people across the world. With the 2019-2020 NFL season just ending, players can’t seem to catch a break. Whether players are focused on spending quality time with their families, perfecting their craft or following news about their team, football is still relevant in their life. In addition, some retired, current and potential NFL players will be looking for a new place to call home as the trade deadline and NFL draft approaches.   The NFL draft is April 23, 2020. Based on the NFL draft order, the first…
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Feb
24
2020
By Aumnibus Staff
Montgomery Welcomes Josh Turner to the Montgomery Performing Arts Center

Montgomery Welcomes Josh Turner to the Montgomery Performing Arts Center

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BY: Justin Hicks Montgomery, Alabama – February 11, 2020 – The Montgomery Performing Arts Center has announced that Josh Turner will hold a concert on April 9th. Tickets for the event are on sale now at ticketmaster.com. You can also purchase tickets at the MPAC box office.  Josh Turner is a country superstar who has been nominated for 18 awards throughout his music career. Though he has been nominated 18 times, he has only won twice.  He won the 2010 Single of the Year for his song “Why Don’t We Just Dance”. More recently, he won the 2019 Bluegrass/Country/Roots Recorded…
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Dec
05
2019
By Aumnibus Staff
BET Plus

BET Plus

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BY: Kaleria Jackson Have Netflix and Hulu started a trend? With millions of people subscribing to these streaming services and getting rid of their cable television providers, many network television stations have started their own streaming services. Like other television networks, BET (Black Entertainment Television) cable television network has started their own streaming service. Tyler Perry partnered with BET to launch a streaming service that will cater to African American viewers and content creators. The video-on-demand service will have an ad-free subscription. Lucky enough for viewers, there will be no commercial breaks. For only $9.99 a month, this service will…
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Dec
05
2019
By Aumnibus Staff
AMC Offers New Subscription Service

AMC Offers New Subscription Service

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BY: Brandon Barker This past October, AMC Theatres began a new subscription service that is set to battle top on-demand streaming platforms like Google Play and iTunes. With thousands of titles available to the customer, AMC is definitely a go-to entertainment company.  AMC is the world’s largest theatre chain and wants to expand its reach to more consumers. Starting a new service with customers already familiar with their brand is a huge advantage because they have access to their information. AMC will offer over 2000 titles, with new ones added every month just like Amazon and other streaming companies. As…
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Dec
04
2019
By Aumnibus Staff
Student Spotlight: AUM University Honors Program with Hadassah Gaddis + Brennan DePace

Student Spotlight: AUM University Honors Program with Hadassah Gaddis + Brennan DePace

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BY: Allison Stewart Excellence is the standard for academics and community service in the AUM University Honors Program. Inspired by global citizenship and a “blowing up the box” mentality, UHP strives to create quality students. Hadassah Gaddis and Brennan DePace are no exception to UHP’s mission. As Warhawks in UHP, Hadassah and Brennan are required to complete honors seminars and colloquiums. These courses force students to think critically and welcome a diverse way of thinking. Taught by professors from various academic backgrounds, students are exposed to a variety of teaching styles, too.  Hadassah is proud to be a part of…
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Nov
12
2019
By Aumnibus Staff
AUM Graduation- Fall 2019

AUM Graduation- Fall 2019

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BY: Morgan Thayer Auburn University at Montgomery is bidding a final farewell to the graduating Class of 2019. Fall Commencement will take place on December 14 at 10:00 a.m. for the College of Education, College of Nursing and Health Sciences, and the College of Sciences. The College of Business and College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences will hold their ceremony at 2:00 p.m. If you are unable to attend, the ceremony will be live-streamed online at http://graduation.aum.edu/. Congratulations to our graduating students! 
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Nov
09
2019
By Aumnibus Staff
Turkey Day Classic Parade Returns

Turkey Day Classic Parade Returns

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BY: Allison Stewart Want to experience a Thanksgiving event like the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade? Do not worry — Alabama State University has you covered. On November 28, ASU will host their annual Turkey Day Classic Parade. The parade is scheduled to begin at 9 a.m., with a football game to follow. It will take place in downtown Montgomery. The parade will include something for everyone. Some of the entries include: decorated vehicles, floats and bands. Local schools, businesses, non-profits, and organizations will be featured. If you would like to volunteer to be a parade marshall, please visit alasu.edu. Applications…
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Nov
09
2019
By Aumnibus Staff
K-12 Education Resource Fair

K-12 Education Resource Fair

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BY: Molly Gray Auburn University at Montgomery will be hosting the K-12 Education Resource Fair this year. This event will be Friday, November 15 starting at 10 a.m. in the lobby of Goodwyn Hall directly across from the Taylor Center.  The K-12 Education Resource Fair is sponsored by Auburn University at Montgomery, Air University, and Troy University.  What can you expect from the resource fair? You will learn about the newest and most modern education resources and programs offered in the River Region.Programs that you can expect to find there include: Yale School Rule, Lobaki Foundation, and the National Math…
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Nov
08
2019
By Aumnibus Staff
The City of Prattville’s Christmas Tree Lighting and Parade

The City of Prattville’s Christmas Tree Lighting and Parade

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BY: Molly Gray The City of Prattville will host its annual Christmas Tree Lighting and Christmas Parade during the first week in December. The Christmas Tree Lighting will be held on December 5, 2019 at 5:30 p.m. Local dancers and musicians will start the event with various carols and dances that they have prepared. The tree will officially be lighted at 7 p.m. Santa Claus will come shortly afterwards for children to see him and take pictures with him. The Christmas tree will be the center of the Christmas lights display in downtown Prattville. The next night, December 6, 2019,…
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Nov
08
2019
By Aumnibus Staff
Alabama Shakespeare Festival Winter Schedule

Alabama Shakespeare Festival Winter Schedule

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BY: Molly Gray This winter season, Alabama Shakespeare Festival will be showing two Christmas plays. The shows are The Best Christmas Pageant Ever and All is Calm: The Christmas Truce of 1914. The Best Christmas Pageant Ever The Best Christmas Pageant Ever will be performed from December 5 to December 29. The show will be held on the Festival Stage. It will be a 70-minute play with no intermission. It is suggested that audience members be at least 7 years old.  The play is focused around the Herdman kids. They run wild but decide to try out for the Christmas…
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Nov
08
2019
By Aumnibus Staff
AUM Men’s Soccer Weekend Recap

AUM Men’s Soccer Weekend Recap

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BY: Allison Singleterry Auburn University at Montgomery’s men’s soccer team traveled to Mississippi to participate in two conference matches.  The Warhawks played the number one team in the conference, Mississippi College, on November 1. The men’s team lost 2-0. Mississippi College outshot AUM 12-6, with 6 of them being on goal, while AUM only had two shots on goal during the match. AUM fouled Mississippi College Choctaws 18 times, while the Choctaws fouled the Warhawks 13 times. Arnaud Baron took two shots, while Andrew Elkins, Alexis Arriaga, and Rasheed Bolaji all took a shot each. Baron and Arriaga both got…
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Nov
08
2019
By Aumnibus Staff
AUM Filibuster 2019-2020

AUM Filibuster 2019-2020

Campus,
BY: Cory Donde Are you an artist, writer, or poet? The AUM Filibuster would love to publish your work! The work must be original, and any plagiarized work will not be allowed. Entries are available to AUM students only and must include your name and title. This year’s theme is mythology from any culture or religion, but any work is allowed. If you would like more ideas of what is typically published, the Filibuster has back issues published at http://www.cas.aum.edu/departments/english-and-philosophy/clubs-and-organizations/filibuster.  The maximum word count for written work is 4000 words and should be submitted in a .doc or .pdf format.…
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Nov
08
2019
By Aumnibus Staff
Mac and Cheesy with DZ

Mac and Cheesy with DZ

Campus,
BY: Morgan Thayer Who doesn't love Mac and Cheese? Come out to Taylor Center 320 on November 14th from 6-9 p.m to try multiple styles and flavors of the beloved Southern dish! $5 will get you in the door and give you 5 votes for different dishes. Got a recipe that you love? Enter as a contestant for $25! First, second, and third place medals will be awarded to the best dishes. If you are interested in purchasing tickets or a t-shirt, contact Alyssa Muse at amuse2@aum.edu 
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Nov
08
2019
By Aumnibus Staff
Student Spotlight: Air Force ROTC with Savannah Cowart & Derek Paul

Student Spotlight: Air Force ROTC with Savannah Cowart & Derek Paul

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BY: Allison Stewart With Veteran’s Day just around the corner, it is important to reflect on our nation’s military.  Dedicating their lives to ensure our safety and freedom, our veterans protect the livelihoods that Americans tend to take for granted. This upcoming Veteran’s Day, make it a priority to reach out to those who have served our country and say, “Thank you!” Simple gratitude holds great power.   As we thank our military, it is also important to reach out to those who are currently serving or are preparing to do so. At AUM, there are two ROTC programs: Army Reserve…
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