News Archives - Page 15 of 22

Nov

28

2018

Getting in the Swing of Things!

News, Sports, University

BY: D’cara Hood Who’s ready for some hardwood action? Basketball season is upon us. The 2018 Warhawks team has entered its first full conference schedule since the change to NCAA. This year, the winning orange and black looks to get back to those winning ways. As the 2018 season kicked off, the Warhawks have had a good run. 3-2 overall in the conference, as the next four of five games will be played at home. Talk about home court advantage! Head Coach Michael Cheaney makes sure his players have what it takes, on and off the court. Bigger and tougher…

Nov

28

2018

By Aumnibus Staff

Actor Spotlight: Kodi Robertson

Campus, Opinion, Theatre AUM

BY: Olivia Crutchfield The thing you become passionate about over the course of your life may have been something you never would have thought in a million years would soon be a part of who you are as a person. With the help of encouraging parents and the universe placing you exactly where you need to be at that moment, you can be surprised as to how your path changes instantly. Kodi Robertson is no stranger to the stage or entertaining people. For Robertson, acting and theatre was his way out of a predictable future. Robertson not only realizes how…

Nov

28

2018

By Aumnibus Staff

Creative and Original Ways to Decorate Your Graduation Cap

Opinion, University

BY: Savanna Sabb We all know the traditional garments for graduation-- the black robe that feels rewarding to wear but is also bulky and unflattering on every body type, the tassel that swings every which way whenever you turn your head, and who can forget about the most iconic piece of all? The cap. Everyone pretty much looks the same at graduation with the exception of the cords and stoles that some students have earned. Do you know what would really set you apart from the crowd and will easily get your friends and families attention? Decorating your cap! Thankfully…

Nov

28

2018

By Aumnibus Staff

Alabama River Region Ballet Produces a Holiday Classic: The Nutcracker

News

BY: Brittany Vallely MONTGOMERY, Ala.- The Alabama River Region Ballet's production of “The Great Montgomery Nutcracker” returns to the Historic Davis Theater in downtown Montgomery for the 4th time in a row. This is the story of girl named Clara who was given a nutcracker as a gift. As Clara falls asleep with her gift, Clara shrinks down to toy size and her beloved nutcracker comes to life. She is then taken on a wild adventure that includes the sugar plum fairies and an epic battle against the mouse king. Elizabeth Gunter will play the role of Clara, who is…

Nov

28

2018

By Aumnibus Staff

Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts Presents: Holiday Open House

News

BY: Savanna Sabb 23RD ANNUAL OPEN HOUSE DECEMBER 1ST at MONTGOMERY MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS Montgomery, Ala- Are you ready to get into the holiday spirit? Fill your Saturday with holiday cheer at the 23rd Annual Holiday Open House at the Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts on December 1 from 1-4 PM. What’s in store for the attendees is an arts and crafts segment where they can create winter sky paper mosaics, nylon hanging sculptures, and paper lanterns. Live music will also be there brought by local school choirs, and lastly but definitely not least a Christmas photo booth with…

Nov

28

2018

By Aumnibus Staff

Montgomery Zoo Christmas Lights Festival

News

BY: D’Cara Hood It is the most wonderful time of the year, as the Montgomery Zoo hosts the Christmas lights festival. The zoo will be transformed into a spectacular winter wonderland. The festival runs December 6-9,2018 from 5:30-9 p.m. nightly. Admission to the festival is $15 for ages three and older. The Montgomery Zoo is located 2301 Coliseum Parkway Montgomery, AL For more information visit www.montgomeryzoo.com

Nov

27

2018

By Aumnibus Staff

A Montgomery Family Christmas with Chris Tomlin

News

MONTGOMERY, Ala. – Nov. 26, 2018— Christ Tomlin will be performing at the Montgomery Performing Arts Centre on Fri, Nov. 30 at 7:00 PM. The event will be sponsored by the Baptist Health Care Foundation for Baptist Hospice. Come out with your family and friends to enjoy a night of Christmas songs of worship. Tickets are in the price range of $35-50 depending on the seat. Montgomery Performing Arts Centre — 201 Tallapoosa St, Montgomery, AL 36104 ### Contact: Chelsea Bassett cbassett@aum.edu

Nov

27

2018

By Aumnibus Staff

Counseling and Health Promotion Services Produces Chocolate and Chill

News, University

BY:Brittany Vallely MONTGOMERY, Ala.- Finals right around the corner, which can be the most stressful time of the school year. In order to prepare students, the Counseling and Health Promotion Services Produces (CHPS), are inviting to students to come relax. Greta Chambless, Associate Director of Clinical Services, says CHPS wants to give students a chance to decrease their stress and will be serving hot chocolate and marshmallows to everyone. “We are here to help students with any need they have from stress and anxiety to relationships to more serious mental health issues,” said Chambless. Students are invited to participate in…

Nov

08

2018

By Aumnibus Staff

AUM Grad School Preview Night

News, University

BY: D’Cara Hood Time to get back in the swing of things, and dust off those books and backpacks. Auburn University Montgomery is set to host their Grad school preview event. Come out and see what masters and doctoral degree options we offer. Preview night will be held November 13, 2018 from 5-7 p.m. on the 10th floor of the library tower. We cannot wait to see you there!

Nov

08

2018

By Aumnibus Staff

2018 Camelia Bowl

News

BY: D’Cara Hood Raycom Media is back again in 2018 with the Camellia Bowl. Come out and support the city’s annual football game. The Camellia Bowl features one team from the Sunbelt conference, and one from the Mid-American conference. The game is set to kick off December 15, 2018 at 5:30 P.M., with live coverage on ESPN. The game is to be played at the Crampton Bowl located at 1022 Madison Ave. Ticket prices vary from general admission of $30 to ESPN box seats up to $175. Cannot wait to see you there! For more information contact Marty McGinty mmcginity@camelliabowl.com

Nov

08

2018

By Aumnibus Staff

The Department of Fine Arts Hosts Student Art Market

Arts, Campus, News

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE MONTGOMERY, Ala. – Nov. 7, 2018— The Department of Fine Arts will be hosting a student art market on Wednesday, November 14th in the Goodwyn Hall Lobby. The event will begin at 11:00 a.m. and will feature works from current students and AUM Alumni. Cash and checks will both be accepted and there will be cookies available for anyone who purchases any artwork. Be sure to stop by and support the Department of Fine Arts as well as your fellow classmates and Alumni. ### Contact: Chelsea Bassett cbassett@aum.edu

Nov

08

2018

By Aumnibus Staff

Hot Topic Café Series Has Final Meeting for Fall 2018 Semester

Campus, News

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE MONTGOMERY, Ala. – Nov. 7, 2018—AUM’s Housing and Residence Life will host their last meeting of the Hot Topic Café Series this semester on Wednesday, November 14. This month’s topic will be titled, “Hot or Not?” Which do you prefer: Kylie Jenner or Kim Kardashian? Chris Pine or Chris Hemsworth? What makes someone "hot?" Who decides what hot is? These are a few of the many questions that will be asked during the event, and students are welcome to gather at The Landing in the Nest to openly discuss their opinion in a judgement-free environment. You do…

Nov

08

2018

By Aumnibus Staff

International Education Week at AUM

Campus, News

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE MONTGOMERY, Ala. – Nov. 7, 2018—AUM with the help of many campus sponsors will begin the festivities for International Education week from Mon. Nov. 12- Sat. Nov. 17. The AUM website states that the purpose of this week is for students to have the “opportunity to celebrate the benefits of international education and exchange worldwide.” This is what the week will look like: Monday, November 12th— Art Around the World Outside bookstore from 11 a.m.–1 p.m. Sponsored by Confucius Institute Monday, November 12th — Put Yourself on the Map Global Education Center (Taylor Center 130) from 9…

Nov

08

2018

By Aumnibus Staff

AUM Celebrates First Veterans Appreciation Week

News

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE MONTGOMERY, Ala. – Nov. 7, 2018— Already known as a military friendly college, AUM has decided to further show their appreciation by celebrating the first ever Veteran Appreciation Week. AUM has always been a proud supporter of military students and their families by educating active military members, veterans, reserves, military spouses and military dependents. The week will honor AUM faculty, staff and students who have served or who are currently serving in the military, as reserves or in the National Guard. Events begin on Mon. Nov. 12 and last until Fri. Nov. 16. This is what the…

Nov

08

2018

By Aumnibus Staff

Walking Tour Through Oakwood Cemetery’s Eastern Annex

News

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE MONTGOMERY, Ala. – Nov. 7, 2018— Still in the Halloween spirit and wish you could somehow celebrate even though the haunted houses and hayrides are over? Are you into history as well? This might be the perfect event for you. Learn more about Montgomery by participating in a walking tour through Oakwood Cemetery’s Eastern Annex with local historian and author, Jeff Benton. Throughout the tour you will discover about changing architectural styles of marking graves with Celtic crosses, urns, columns, obelisks and more. Some of the places along the route include: Royal Air Force and Free French…

Nov

06

2018

By Aumnibus Staff

AUM Shriek Week

Campus, News

BY Ashleigh Hicks MONTGOMERY, ALA (6 Nov., 2018)— Auburn University at Montgomery (AUM) holds the annual Shriek Week event: a campus tradition, allowing students to celebrate Halloween while never being too old. Warhawks really got into the spirit this week decking out campus with festive decorations. The AUM library’s decorative theme this year was Halloween town. Staff and students worked hard to make this an unforgettable year. Warhawks dressed in all kinds of crazy ghouly costumes. Some students dressed as Penny Wise from the horror film “It”, a Chicago fan and Cleopatra. Traditionally, this week of frightful fun includes events…

Nov

06

2018

By Aumnibus Staff

AUM’s New Group Fitness Class

News, University

BY: Brittany Vallely AUM’s Physical Education Program offers a new group fitness class for participants with intellectual disabilities. The class takes place at the AUM wellness center and begins with an obstacle course, followed by a variety of different activities with an emphasis of having fun. The class is a full body work out that focuses on cardiovascular fitness, muscular strength, endurance, balance, and coordination. Dr. Erin Reilly, a professor at AUM, helped develop the class with physical therapist Tiffany Higginbotham, and focused on activities that will help with reflex integration. “There is not a class like this one anywhere…

Oct

25

2018

By Aumnibus Staff

Campus Activities Board Hosts Shriek Week 2018

News, University

BY: Chelsea Bassett MONTGOMERY, Ala. – Oct. 25, 2018— It’s that time of the year again. AUM’s Campus Activities Board will begin Shriek Week on Monday, October 29. Shriek Week is a favorite among students and faculty, and this year CAB has four days of spooky fun activities planned for us Warhawks. This is what the week will look like: Monday, October 29th— Shriek Week Hypnotist Goodwyn Hall 109 at 7:00 pm Tuesday, October 30th— Shriek Week Haunted House Taylor Center 230 at 8:00 pm Wednesday, October 31st— Shriek Week Pumpkin Paint & Costume Party Pumpkin Paint: Warhawk Alley at…

Oct

23

2018

By Aumnibus Staff

Spike in Voter Registration

News

BY: Emily Mann As many if you probably know, the upcoming election on November 6 is all the talk on social media and the news. After the Dr. Ford testimony against Brett Kavanaugh, the nation began growing angry and upset with the way the American government is run and operates. Many officials are urging citizens to vote because we need to change the injustice in the country. After spreading awareness through news outlets and social media, there has been one of the largest spikes of voter registration in history. Many believe that it is because of Taylor Swift’s AMA’s speech…

Oct

23

2018

By Aumnibus Staff

Spectrum at AUM

Campus, News, University

BY: Emily Mann One of the most controversial topics in the country is the LGBTQ community. Some support it and others object. Coming to terms with one’s sexual identity takes a toll on an individual’s mind. When young adults enter college, it can be difficult to find a sense of belonging and acceptance. Four in ten teens to young adults identify their living community to be unaccepting of the LGBTQ community. Feeling unaccepted in an area of residence can lead to a feeling of unacceptance on a college campus. It can lead students to easily feel lost. Research concludes that…