EDITORIAL | Get Vaccinated
With Alabama falling below the national average in vaccination rates, Auburn students and alumni give testimonies on their experience with the vaccine and why they encourage others to do the same.
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With Alabama falling below the national average in vaccination rates, Auburn students and alumni give testimonies on their experience with the vaccine and why they encourage others to do the same.
As previously noted by others, there seemed to be a higher frequency of alerts regarding instances of sexual violence this semester on Auburn's campus or in the community.
I want to first say that this article is exactly why no one trusts the media anymore. The incredible bias towards the echo chamber that is the Republicans and Democrats and the complete slander and outright lies towards me and the Plainsmen for Liberty. I demand their apology and regret for writing these lies and characterizing me as a bigot and a racist (which I will address later), despite being the only person of color at the debate.
Here in mid-October, Auburn heads into the bye week with a 5-2 record. The Tigers are coming off a big, confidence-boosting road win against a previously ranked SEC opponent in the Arkansas Razorbacks. It is clear to anyone who has followed Auburn football this season that adjustments and improvements have been made that have led to this point.
As a college student during this pandemic, I, like many of my peers, have had the “best years of my life” uprooted and my future put on hold while decision-makers determine when we can resume some sort of normalcy.
The Great Debate was held Oct. 12 in Lowder Hall. Three political organizations on campus, College Democrats at Auburn University, Auburn University College Republicans and Plainsmen for Liberty, debated on a series of topics such as climate change, immigration and marijuana legalization.
Wallace Hall is the graphic design building in the village, named after George C. Wallace, who famously said, “segregation now, segregation tomorrow, segregation forever.” In June 2020, Ashley Henton, now an alumna of Auburn, started a petition to get the hall renamed, which has now garnered around 12,000 signatures.
On Sept. 14, I received a third Campus Security and Safety email about a sexual assault in one week.
Cut the Gas is a comic strip series by Plainsman cartoonist Caleb Eason, published once a week on The Plainsman's website.
If Auburn’s receivers don’t start playing some real football, the Tigers are gonna have a hard time beating Georgia on Saturday, or any other Southeastern Conference team for that matter.
On Oct. 1, Gov. Ivey signed a bill that will move forward the construction of prisons using federal Covid-19 relief funds.
First-year head coach Bryan Harsin and recently benched quarterback Bo Nix are surfing on a wave of unrelenting support from the Auburn fan base following the team’s historic and gutsy win over the Bayou Bengals in Baton Rouge on Saturday.
Growing up going to school, did you ever notice the other schools around yours? Did they seem to be less or more privileged than your school?
Recently, the Alabama Supreme Court ruled in an 8-1 decision that videos, recordings of 911 calls, photos, autopsy records, emails and texts are related to investigative materials and don’t have to be released to the public.
Extremist! Bigot! Hypocrite! Racist! Misogynist! Radical! Sexist! It’s surprising how quickly a well-meaning conversation over a Thanksgiving feast can become so politically heated.
National Hispanic Heritage Month is a celebration of Hispanic peoples and culture that spans from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15 in the United States.
Two weeks ago, hundreds of students gathered at Toomer’s Corner in protest after three students reported incidents of sexual assault on campus in a single week. The University announced it would hold a town hall to address concerns regarding sexual violence on campus as the first protest was underway.
On Wednesday, Sept. 22, University leaders gathered in polished attire and assembled into a carefully curated view to speak to intrigued media reporters and concerned students.
Auburn University is looking for its next president after Jay Gogue announced his plans to retire in the summer. The Auburn University Board of Trustees is asking for input on what it should look for in the next president in eight listening sessions held between Sept. 21 and Sept. 30.
On Tuesday, Sept. 14, Auburn University Campus Safety and Security sent the third email in a week about sexual misconduct on campus — the second report of rape.