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If you live in a bubble and only interact with specific people, you could be missing out on the other realities of the world — ones you might not even know to look for.
If you live in a bubble and only interact with specific people, you could be missing out on the other realities of the world — ones you might not even know to look for.
The top grossing movie of the year is making a resurgence this Halloween season. Not only is the Barbie movie extremely popular, but its message is incredibly valuable and worthwhile. There's a reason why people are obsessed.
Halloween is a fun holiday where people explore and experiment with bad, good and disguise. However, this holiday can have extremely negative affects on mental health. It's important to acknowledge the affects of our actions and thoughts when we partake in the All Hallows' Eve festivities.
Even though Auburn was founded in 1856, the name Auburn University was not even used until about 60 years ago. The university has actually claimed four different names throughout its history, and each of these conveys core, organizational values of the respective era.
Read one columnist's perspective to hear how this beloved publication inspires and equips its members in the world of media.
This year marks the 60th anniversary of racial integration at Auburn University. Read about how far we have come and think about how far we have to go.
An international student shares her perspective about transitioning from her home country to living in The United States and doing school at Auburn University.
What is the importance of preparing for retirement even from a young age?
The pumpkin spice flavor seems to be everywhere you turn during the fall season, but it has humble beginnings that might surprise you.
America’s reaction to Coco Gauff’s success was sensational. While she is deserving of all the praise, our opinion section delves into the nuances of America’s reaction to her victory. Why did America come together to celebrate her? Will her social media presence fizzle out? What is the greater meaning of it all?
With such an anticipated season ahead of us and so many new students on campus, there are a few not-so-typical tips that you might want to follow for the best college game day experience.
With the first week of class behind us, it's appropriate to be setting goals and casting vision for the semester. Create healthy habits as you settle into your groove.
It’s academic weapon season…or maybe academic comeback season. Here are a few tips to navigate this iconic week.
We must simultaneously hold the possibility of good and bad as we enter into April. Yes, it is the start of spring; but we cannot forget that sadness lingers on. Having this awareness will enable us to live — and do so with meaning.
The issue of homophobic humor is not one of a political stance, it is about showing respect to other humans — or it reveals a lack thereof.
Rejecting commercial Valentine's Day can be extremely freeing. It advocates for a more authentic version of love or a more healthy relationship with your singleness; and it might even keep a few extra dollars in your pocket this year.
Social media and news expose people to sensitive and graphic content. This could eventually cause users to become "tone-deaf" to serious situations the more normalized it is to see this content.
There’s a new sense of excitement for football on the campus of Auburn University.
With the week of "How was your break?" approaching, it's important to remember that this over-asked question doesn’t have to be meaningless. It might require some processing and preparation, but people will be more inclined to give a real answer when the question seems genuine.
Forgiveness isn’t something college students think about often, but a lack of forgiveness in your life can be a silent killer — especially if the person you need to forgive is yourself.