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Create and Cultivate: Innovation and Research Commons MiniMake Series

By Landi Rutledge | News Editor | September 25

Wednesday, Sept. 24, the Office of Sustainability partnered with the RBD Library Innovation and Research Commons to introduce Create and Cultivate, just one event in the MiniMake series. 

Auburn announces new home for College of Human Sciences

By Kristen Kloman | News Writer | September 23

With the expansion of Auburn’s educational and technological sectors, the College of iences is set to break ground on its new academic and research facility this January. The Barbara Drummond Thorne Academic and Research Facility is projected to be an innovative new complex, hosting multiple programs in human design, interior design, apparel design and merchandising, as well as human development family science and nutritional sciences.

Pioneering civil rights attorney Fred Gray speaks for Constitution Day 2025

By Isabella Hidalgo | Columnist | September 18

On the afternoon of Wednesday, Sept. 17, Civil Rights Movement attorney Fred Gray spoke at Auburn University’s annual Constitution Day lecture in the Foy Hall Ballroom. At the lecture dedicated to the signing of the United States Constitution, Gray spoke about his legal career in arguing for the constitutional rights of African Americans.

Auburn University releases statement, employees terminated

By Brychelle Brooks | Editor-in-Chief | September 17

On Sept. 17, 2025, at 1:00 p.m., Auburn University released a statement via social media stating that employees have made harmful comments and have been terminated due to their recent "hurtful" and "insensitive" posts on social media.

2025 Common Book event series: Jenny Jackson

By Sydney Gallardo | News Reporter | September 16

On Monday, Sep. 15, author and editor Jenny Jackson spoke with Auburn students, faculty and community members as part of Auburn University's 2025 Common Book series. Held in the Melton Student Center, the event centered around Jackson's process of editing this year’s Common Book, “Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow” by Gabrielle Zevin, understanding the publishing industry and exploring gaming as an art form and opportunity for community.

Student artists impress at Open Mic Night

By Lindsey Niles | News Writer | September 16

On Sept. 15, the University Program Council and the Auburn Circle co-hosted fall semester’s Open Mic Night. For two hours, the Starbucks in Melton Student Center became a place for students from all corners of campus to showcase their artistic talents and creativity.

Mallory Holland crowned Miss Homecoming 2025

By Auston Kucholtz | News Writer | September 13

Mallory Holland was crowned the Auburn Miss Homecoming 2025 this afternoon on Saturday, Sept. 13. Her victory was announced during halftime of the homecoming game matchup against the University of South Alabama.

Meet the 2025 Miss Homecoming candidates and their platforms

By Ally Northridge | Content Editor | September 9

Five candidates will compete to become Miss Homecoming 2025. Beginning on Sept. 9, candidates will represent their campaigns Tuesday through Friday and meet with students on the Haley Concourse. Open to all Auburn students, voting will take place on Friday, Sept. 12 from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. The following day, the winner will be announced at half-time during the homecoming football game.

Auburn University Bookstore unveils new renovations

By Ellie Blackwood | News Writer | September 9

On Tuesday, Sept. 2, the Auburn University Bookstore made its long-awaited return to its newly renovated home in the Haley Center after nearly six months of operating in the Beard-Eaves Coliseum. For the last week, the store has been buzzing with students, alumni and faculty – all excited to finally see its new look.

Auburn's zero-waste Sustainability Picnic returns for 2025

By Auston Kucholtz | News Writer | August 28

On Wednesday, Aug. 27 at the Davis Arboretum, Auburn University hosted the 2025 edition of the Sustainability Picnic, with the mission of connecting students to different resources, academic opportunities and student groups working in the realm of sustainability. The annual zero-waste event featured free vegetarian food samples, live music and a variety of university organizations for attendees to connect with.

Auburn University reports 'heavy police presence' at RBD library

By Brychelle Brooks | Editor-in-Chief , Ella Walton | Newsletter Editor and Luca Flores | Photo Editor | August 27

On Aug. 27, 2025, AUPD responded to a 911 call regarding a "disturbance in the library," on Auburn University's campus. This threat to Auburn comes during a period of false shooting reports on campuses around the United States.

Auburn Panhellenic welcomes record-breaking class on Bid Day 2025

By Jennifer Santiago | Lifestyle Editor | August 16

On Aug. 16 following a week of formal recruitment, a record-breaking 2,153 new members ran home to one of Auburn University Panhellenic Council's 18 sorority chapters. Out of the 2,352 women who registered for recruitment, 92% of the potential new members (PNMs) received a bid. 

Eli Manning helps set world record at Toomer's Corner

By Ally Northridge | Content Editor and Jennifer Santiago | Lifestyle Editor | July 8

On July 8, the Auburn Family joined Eli Manning, retired NFL Quarterback and two-time Super Bowl MVP, on his show Eli's Places in the rolling of Toomer’s Corner with over 3,000 rolls of toilet paper, officially setting a new Guinness World Record. Manning is the host for Eli’s Places, an ESPN+ series that celebrates college football by highlighting college football history and traditions. Auburn’s iconic tradition of rolling Toomer’s Corner after a sports victory is the next college tradition to be featured.

Soundtrack of Saturday: AUMB plays theme song for EA's College Football ‘26

By Brychelle Brooks | Editor-in-Chief | July 7

AUMB is the first marching band to record a theme song for EA's game series College Football, becoming the band that captures the spirit of Saturdays for gamers worldwide. The game releases officially on July 10, 2025 at 11 a.m. central time.

PLAINSMAN'S CHOICE | Best student organization: The Jungle

By Ashley Massey | News Writer | July 4

Due to the electric atmosphere and highly organized efforts, “The Jungle” was awarded Plainsman’s Choice best student organization in 2025. 

PLAINSMAN'S CHOICE | Best of campus

By Ally Northridge | Content Editor | July 3

In 2025, the Plainsman staff voted for three winners in the campus section in the annual Plainsman's Choice awards. Categories include: Best tradition, best on-campus dining and best student event.

Auburn University Regional Airport received bomb threat, no AU Alert issued

By Jennifer Santiago | Lifestyle Editor | June 14

The Auburn University Regional Airport received a bomb threat on June 11, 2025, at 1:32 p.m. After determining the threat was not credible, the Auburn Police Department administratively closed the case, and the Auburn University Department of Campus Safety and Security chose to not issue an AU Alert. 

Auburn University facing lawsuit on the basis of racial discrimination

By Brychelle Brooks | Editor-in-Chief | June 6

Auburn University is facing a lawsuit filed by current employee Henry Moreman. Moreman is suing on the claim that the University has discriminated him based on his race. The suit is being filed under the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which outlawed discrimination on the basis of race, “color,” national origin and sex. Moreman’s case is set for December 2026 as a jury trial.