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Oct
27
2019
By Aumnibus Staff
Shriek Week Flashback

Shriek Week Flashback

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BY: Taniya Frazier It’s spooky season! Shriek Week is an AUM tradition as old as time. Each October, the Campus Activities Board hosts a week of events for a spook-tastic Shriek Week. As Shriek Week approaches, I’m excited to see what’s in store and how far it’s come since 2015. It’s time for a blast from the past.  Shriek Week is an unforgettable experience! Students and faculty/staff are all welcome to enjoy the festivities of the week. The whole campus gets involved in one way or another. Since 2015, there have been different activities that range from terrifying to non-scary.…
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Oct
27
2019
By Aumnibus Staff
Shriek Week 2019

Shriek Week 2019

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BY: Taniya Frazier Everyone grab your favorite running shoes and hold on, because Shriek Week is coming for us! Each October, AUM comes together to put on a thrilling show. All clubs, organizations, and departments gather and collaborate for Halloween-themed events and activities. Our school colors are black and orange, so it’s only right that we take Halloween to the next level.  Patrick Wilson is the current Director of Campus Activities Board. Patrick and his executive members plan all of the activities for the week while sometimes collaborating with different departments and organizations. “Shriek Week is important because it’s our…
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Oct
23
2019
By Aumnibus Staff
Student Spotlight: Sociology Department with Antoinique Smith and Jesse Guffin

Student Spotlight: Sociology Department with Antoinique Smith and Jesse Guffin

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BY: Allison Stewart Everyone has a different college story. Not every student is a recent high school graduate or began their college journey as a Warhawk. AUM provides the tools for all types of students, whether they are traditional, nontraditional or transfers.  Antoinique Smith and Jesse Guffin did not begin their college journey at AUM. Antoinique transferred from De Anza College in California in 2018. Jesse transferred from the main campus of Auburn University a little over two years ago. Now, both aspiring Warhawks are pursuing their degrees in sociology.  At the start of her academic career, Antoinique knew sociology…
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Oct
23
2019
By Aumnibus Staff
Shot by AUMLive

Shot by AUMLive

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BY: Tameesha Matthews If you are currently preparing for your professional career and creating important documents and profiles, like your resume and Linked In profile, then you may need a professional photo. Professional photos can also be used for things like press releases and features in company brochures or organizational brochures to tell your story or describe your position within the organization. Auburn University at Montgomery’s Communication Club, AUMLive, will be hosting their photoshoot event, Shot by AUMLive, to give all AUM students an opportunity to pose for up to three professional photos. Students can choose from a combination of…
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Oct
16
2019
By Aumnibus Staff
AUM Grad Preview Night

AUM Grad Preview Night

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BY: Molly Gray Auburn University at Montgomery is proud to host a Grad Preview Night this year. The event will be held on October 22, 2019 from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. in Taylor Center 221-223.  At this event, students will have the opportunity to learn more about the Graduate Student Program at AUM. College juniors and seniors, recent graduates, professionals who want to advance their careers, and graduates wishing to pursue a Doctoral degree are invited to attend. The Office of Admissions will be hosting the event; therefore, students will be able to talk to staff members who are…
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Oct
16
2019
By Aumnibus Staff
Prattville’s Parade of Pumpkins

Prattville’s Parade of Pumpkins

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BY: Molly Gray The City of Prattville is hosting the First Parade of Pumpkins from October 25 to November 2. The event will be held in Historic Downtown Prattville. There are two ways to participate. First, you can carve or decorate a pumpkin and bring it to downtown between October 25 and October 28 to be displayed in certain areas. The City of Prattville will provide a light for each pumpkin displayed during the night. No candles are allowed.  The second way to participate is to walk through downtown Prattville and explore the various decorated and carved pumpkins that are…
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Oct
16
2019
By Aumnibus Staff
AUM University Honors Program Hosts Annual Masquerade Ball

AUM University Honors Program Hosts Annual Masquerade Ball

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BY: Allison Stewart Looking for something fun to do on campus? Look no further! On Oct. 25, 2019, the AUM University Honors Program will host their annual masquerade ball. All students are invited to attend. From 6-10 p.m. in Taylor Center 231, Warhawks can enjoy this Clue-themed night. Students are asked to bring nonperishable food items to gain entrance into the ball. All donations collected directly support the UHP food pantry.  Formal attire is required—long dresses and jackets are preferred. Attendees will enjoy catered poppyseed chicken and rice from King’s Table. A variety of sides, desserts and drinks will be…
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Oct
14
2019
By Aumnibus Staff
Zoo Boo is Back

Zoo Boo is Back

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BY: Brandon Barker  The Zoo Boo is back in Montgomery this weekend, and the festivities are amazing. Enjoy Halloween themed events for all ages to enjoy and celebrate together on Oct. 11-13, 20-23, and 27-31. This event is located at the Montgomery Zoo and Mann Wildlife Museum at 2301 Coliseum Parkway.  There will be numerous games and rides that children will be able to participate in. The famous haunted hayride is back this year and is scarier than ever. If scary is not your thing, there is also a pumpkin patch hayride that is more family-friendly. Make sure you grab…
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Oct
14
2019
By Aumnibus Staff
Raise Awareness for Down Syndrome

Raise Awareness for Down Syndrome

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BY: Daaiyah Latham October is Down Syndrome Awareness Month. In October, we recognize our loved ones, friends, or anyone else with Down Syndrome. This month is for people to become educated on what Down Syndrome is. During this month, not only do we spread awareness, but we also celebrate the accomplishments of those with Down Syndrome. We thank them for their diligence despite their disability.   What is Down Syndrome? Oxford dictionary defines it as “a congenital disorder arising from a chromosome defect, causing intellectual impairment and physical abnormalities including short stature and a broad facial profile. It arises from a…
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Oct
14
2019
By Aumnibus Staff
Margarita Crawl Montgomery

Margarita Crawl Montgomery

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BY: Taniya Frazier On Saturday, October 26, Bar Crawl Unlimited will be hosting a “Margarita Crawl”. The event will be from 2:00 p.m.- 8:00 p.m. The registration time will be held at 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. Everyone will need a ticket to attend. The tickets start out at $20.00, but the price will increase as October 26 approaches. Don’t worry--if you forget to purchase a ticket before the event starts, you can purchase a ticket on the day of the event for $35.00. The event is only accessible for 21+ years or older. You must have proof of a…
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Oct
14
2019
By Aumnibus Staff
Counseling and Health Promotion Services​ Mindfulness Event

Counseling and Health Promotion Services​ Mindfulness Event

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BY: Morgan Thayer Do you find yourself stressed out during this time of the year? AUM’s Counseling and Health Promotion Services is here to help you find out exactly how stressed you are. On October 22 at 11:00 a.m. on the quad you will be able to find out your stress level and participate in activities to help reduce your stress. There will be frisbee Tic-Tac-Toe, soccer drills, corn hole, yoga, mindfulness meditations, and music. This event is promoted by Counseling and Health Promotion Services, Student Government Association, Student Involvement and Leadership, and Wellness Center.
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Oct
14
2019
By Aumnibus Staff
PowderPuff Football game

PowderPuff Football game

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BY: Morgan Thayer The Theta Beta chapter of Alpha Gamma Delta is hosting a PowderPuff Football game to raise money to fight hunger in the Montgomery area. The game will be on November 1, and playoffs will take place on Nov. 2. General admission is $5, with an extra $2 to attend playoffs. T-shirts and concessions will be available for purchase. Registration will be from 5–5:30 p.m. and there will be a $10 cost to register teams. Teams can be co-ed and can consist of up to 10 players. Teams with less than 10 players will be paired together to…
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Oct
10
2019
By Aumnibus Staff
Eastbrook Flea Market Annual Fall Yard Sale

Eastbrook Flea Market Annual Fall Yard Sale

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BY: Cory Donde Once a year, Eastbrook Flea Market hosts a sale on antiques, furniture, kitchen wares, and other valuables. The event will be hosted in the parking lot on October 19 from 8 a.m.- 3 p.m., and the store will be open regular hours starting at 9 a.m. The store is located at 425 Coliseum Blvd, Montgomery, Alabama 36109. If you wish to add the event to your Facebook calendar, the event link is https://www.facebook.com/events/2330322280612198/. If you have any questions, call the store at 334-277-4027.
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Oct
09
2019
By Aumnibus Staff
Making Strides of Montgomery

Making Strides of Montgomery

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BY: Allison Singleterry October is known not only for Halloween, but also Breast Cancer Awareness. As the month is beginning, there are a ton of local events to help bring awareness to breast cancer. One of those is Making Strides of Montgomery.  Making Strides of Montgomery is a walk that is hosted by the American Cancer Society. The event is going to be held on Oct. 19 and starts at 8:30 a.m. For easy check-in, registration is available online. There will also be a check-in area at the event for anyone who wants to sign up the day of. Check-in…
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Oct
09
2019
By Aumnibus Staff
Breast Cancer Awareness Month

Breast Cancer Awareness Month

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BY: Allison Singleterry The month of October isn’t only known for Halloween — it’s a month that also brings awareness to breast cancer.This month is also a great time for people to gain a better understanding of what breast cancer truly is and help those who may be walking through that disease.  During the month of October, breast cancer events and campaigns are ramped up an extra notch. One of the easiest ways to help raise awareness is by simply wearing pink, but there are other ways to engage during the month.  There are plenty of local and on-campus events…
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Oct
05
2019
By Aumnibus Staff
Holiday Market 2019

Holiday Market 2019

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BY: Molly Gray The Junior League of Montgomery is hosting their 31st Annual Holiday Market this year. It will be held at the Multiplex at Cramton Bowl in Montgomery, Ala.  The Prancer’s Preview Party will be held on October 9 from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.. This party is exclusively for people who purchase tickets to attend. There will also be a silent auction at the party. General Admission will be October 10 through October 12. The event will be held from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. on October 10 and October 11, and from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on…
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Oct
05
2019
By Aumnibus Staff
Student Spotlight: Computer Science with Joanna Sumner and Alex Maynard

Student Spotlight: Computer Science with Joanna Sumner and Alex Maynard

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BY: Allison Stewart Downloading Student Spotlight… Eighty percent complete… One-hundred percent complete. Download successful.  Joanna Sumner and Alex Maynard might know a thing or two about downloading content on a computer. As computer science majors, they focus their studies on critical thinking, computer programming and advanced computing skills. Both Joanna and Alex hope to use their degrees to become software developers. Specifically, Alex’s goal is to work in Huntsville. Joanna is interested in mobile app development.  Joanna’s favorite things about AUM are the small class sizes and accessibility to professors when she needs help. Starting her Warhawk career in 2017,…
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Oct
04
2019
By Aumnibus Staff
Is Violence Getting Worse in Your Neighborhood?

Is Violence Getting Worse in Your Neighborhood?

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BY: Anthony Flournoy As a resident of Montgomery, Alabama many would want to know if they were safe in the areas that they live in. A lot of people in this city have families and other loved ones that reside in it.  There are many violent crimes that occur every day here in Montgomery. So, it is best for families and individuals to know what areas have a higher volume of crime. Montgomery happens to have one of the highest crime rates in America compared to communities of all sizes. The types of crimes committed consist of robbery, assault, murder,…
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Oct
04
2019
By Aumnibus Staff
Steven Universe: The Movie Review

Steven Universe: The Movie Review

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BY: Kaleria Jackson This is the moment that thousands, if not millions, of fans have been waiting for since Steven Universe aired in 2013. After the Season 5 series finale, “Change Your Mind,” there were loose ends that were tied between Steven, the Crystal Gems, and the Diamonds. Moving on, the movie leads to the future where the Steven that fans have come to know is no longer a young quirky boy, but a knowledgeable teenager.16-year-old Steven is taller and has a neck, which many fans are in awe about seeing.  This movie pays tribute to the viewers that have…
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