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<strong>Auburn University at Montgomery’s TikTok Ban and its Effects on Students</strong>
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Auburn University at Montgomery’s TikTok Ban and its Effects on Students

By: Lex Wedgworth On Dec. 12, 2022 Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey announced the ban of TikTok on state devices and networks. “Protecting Alabamians’ right to privacy is a must, and I surely don’t take a security threat from China lightly” said the Gov. Ivey on Twitter. Shortly after, Auburn University, along with its sister schools Southern Union State Community College (SUSCC) and Auburn University at Montgomery (AUM), also banned the mobile app on its university Wi-Fi and on-campus housing. This all went down last year when federal officials called the app a national security threat. Now with Spring semester underway, AUM students with social media having such a huge impact on just about everything these days, one could imagine that most students are certainly not happy with this decision....
<strong> AUM offers on-site learning resources</strong>
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 AUM offers on-site learning resources

By: Hayley Richards MONTGOMERY, Ala – Auburn University Montgomery (AUM) is stepping up their game when it comes to providing students with academic resources. AUM offers a multitude of learning resources that are available at no cost to enrolled students. The goal is to offer on-campus tutoring to students who need extra help with their courses. From free tutoring and mentoring services to the food pantry and health and wellness services, the university’s goal is to ensure every opportunity is available for students to focus on their studies and success.   The Warhawk Academic Success Center (WASC). The WASC offers a variety of resources including tutoring, student success advising, personalized planning for success and financial counseling. The AUM Learning Center is pr...
<strong>AUM students facing advising changes</strong>
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AUM students facing advising changes

By: Hayley Richards MONTGOMERY, Ala – Auburn University Montgomery students have recently experienced changes within the advising process. Until recently, students were advised by a professor in their designated program. As of Spring 2023, students are now being advised by advising and recruiting coordinators. According to AUM students, there are pros and cons to the newly established way of advising.  Academic advisors are tasked with assisting students with course scheduling for current or future semesters, in which schedules will vary based on a student’s degree program of choice and curriculum guidelines that are set in place. However, balancing out a student’s coursework, extracurricular activities and job is a factor that impacts their overall academic success and sets th...
<strong>Spring has sprung in Montgomery</strong>
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Spring has sprung in Montgomery

By: Emma Keith Springtime is here and so are the activities. Are you looking for something fun to do this spring? The City of Montgomery has so many fun events planned for the month of April for you and the whole family. Whether you are interested in getting fit, learning more, or just hanging out with family, dive into this article and watch your calendar fill up with fun for this Spring season. Dino Dig Education  When: April 1,2023 10 a.m. - 12 p.m. Location: Montgomery Zoo and Mann Wildlife Museum  Info: In this hands-on learning experience. Junior explorers get to experience an archaeological dig, discover bones, and learn about creatures that roamed the earth long ago.  https://www.montgomeryal.gov/Home/Components/Calendar/Event/8063/4288 Communit...
Auburn University at Montgomery to host Civil Rights to Civic Virtue
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Auburn University at Montgomery to host Civil Rights to Civic Virtue

MONTGOMERY, Alabama (March 6, 2023) - The Civil Rights to Civic Virtue (CRCV) Society is hosting a luncheon featuring L’Rai Arthur-Mensa, Project Director Local Projects designer of Legacy Museum, as guest speaker. The luncheon will take place on March 8th, from 11 a.m. -1 p.m., at Taylor Center 221 on the Auburn University at Montgomery campus. Arthur-Mensa has an extensive background in designing exhibits and has worked with several museums in the United States. “The CRCV Society aims to determine whether an increase in virtue literacy, civil rights literacy, and community engagement can lead to growth in civic virtue. This project addresses important needs within the university and local community by facilitating meaningful community-engaged learning experiences and deepening their ...
 Warhawk Academic Success Center to host “Turn Lemons into Lemonade”
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 Warhawk Academic Success Center to host “Turn Lemons into Lemonade”

MONTGOMERY, Alabama (March 6, 2023) - The Warhawk Academic Success Center (WASC) is hosting an information meeting, "Turn Lemons into Lemonade," on March 8th from 12:15 p.m.-12:45 p.m. at Taylor Center 230 on the Auburn University at Montgomery (AUM) campus. The presenter for this event will be Ar'Shundra Hampton. The meeting is intended for students who did not perform as well as they had hoped during the Fall semester. The WASC advisors are professional staff members who can help provide guidance through a process that helps students identify a plan to increase their academic success. A primary goal of Student Success Advising is establishing connections between students and institutional academic support services. AUM understands and accepts that successful navigation of the univers...
AUM students receive acknowledgment at Kennedy Center American College Theater
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AUM students receive acknowledgment at Kennedy Center American College Theater

By: Hayley Richards Distinguished Research and Honors Professor Val Winkelman is ecstatic to announce that four Auburn University Montgomery students have been recognized at the Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival (KCACTF). Once a year, the Kennedy Center invites outstanding theater students to the KCACTF. Student awardees are allowed to showcase their skills in design, performance, directing, playwriting, stage management, dramaturgy, arts leadership and theater criticism. In an email announcement from Winkelman, students also participated in Stage Management and Performance events. They were able to present their research and creative works, receive external feedback and experiential opportunities, audition, interview, attend round table conversations, perfor...
Spring break discounts and deals
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Spring break discounts and deals

By: Emma Keith Cabo Cancun or Punta Cana? These all sound like unrealistic expectations for a college spring break, right? Not exactly, GoBlueTours is a travel site specifically for college students to allow them to book luxurious spring break trips for half the price. GoBlueTours website gives the breakdown of airfare, all-inclusive resorts and fun add-ons at the most exotic and tropical locations. Hurry and book your trip today, this offer only lasts through Aug. 31, 2024. Picture of The Grand Oasis Cancun The Grand Oasis Cancun Starting at $629 per person What’s Included 5-Night All-Inclusive AccommodationsAirport/Hotel Transfers in CancunOn-Site Go Blue StaffBest Price GuaranteeAll Gov’t Issued Taxes & Fees Optional Add Ons Group Round-Trip AirfarePart...
Recap of AUM Men’s Basketball last three games
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Recap of AUM Men’s Basketball last three games

By: Cameron Grant AUM Men’s basketball team played against the Flames which would be an intense game. Just like the Women’s game the flames were hurting the Warhawks from beyond the arc from three-point range making 15 three-point shots as a team. The Warhawks fought their hearts out but suffered defeat against the flames with a final score of 101-90. Roderick Smith would lead the way for scoring for the Warhawks posting 32 points, 12 rebounds and 1 assist. Smith continues to be an inside enforcer being efficient inside going 11-14 from the field. Joseph Lanzi would add 19 points, 6 rebounds and 3 steals in the loss against the Flames. Travis Anderson another contributing factor would add 12 points, 2 rebounds and 3 assists. The Flames would clinch a playoff spot in the GSC follow...
Recap of AUM women’s Basketball last three games
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Recap of AUM women’s Basketball last three games

By: Cameron Grant Auburn University at Montgomery Women’s Basketball team faced off against Lee University Flames last Saturday in another Gulf South Conference (GSC) showdown. The theme of last Saturday’s game was a pink-out game in support of cancer awareness. Unfortunately, AUM women would lose against the Flames with the final score being 76-63.  It was a game where any and every shot was falling for the Flames beyond and inside the arc. The leading score for the women’s team would be Jeremiah Moore with 18 points, 12 rebounds and 4 assists which would end up being her fifth double-double of the season. Lilly Parke would add 12 points, 2 assists and 4 rebounds in the loss to the Flames. With that loss, the Flames would end up clinching not only a championship berth but a GSC q...