The trick to treating yourself with fall crafts
Auburn locals are embracing the fall season through creative outlets. From pumpkin painting to leaf transfers, there are numerous ways to create easy crafts with friends and family.
Auburn locals are embracing the fall season through creative outlets. From pumpkin painting to leaf transfers, there are numerous ways to create easy crafts with friends and family.
With the horror film industry on the rise, Dr. Andrea Kelley discussed the different elements or horror and how it has evolved over time. From fantastical beings to psychologically thrilling plots, horror film movies can cater all audiences, even the "scaredy-cats."
The Kreher Preserve and Nature Center (KPNC) held their 10th annual AUsome Amphibians and Reptiles event on Friday, Oct. 27, 2023. The event involved a hands-on experiences with the animals as the audience was encouraged to touch and observe them up close.
Halloween can be an extremely wholesome holiday that bonds people and makes them feel like a kid again. If it's so nostalgic and enjoyable, why do college students feel like they can't participate?
The 35th annual pumpkin carving event is hosted by Auburn University's College of Architecture, Design and Construction. The all-day event will take place at Dudley Courtyard from 9 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. on Oct. 27, offering 250 pumpkins in need of carving.
President Christopher B. Roberts shared his journey to Auburn and what it really means to him. The Auburn community has been family to him even before his time as president.
Alabama Rural Ministry stayed in shacks at the Wesley Foundation on 131 S. Gay Street to symbolize life in substandard housing. Each shack-dweller aimed to raise $2,000 each to support home repair efforts.
Starbucks located in Lowder Hall is a campus hotspot to study for students. Baristas reflect on the busiest times of the day, what drinks are most popular and speak on the upcoming feature drink specials made by a Lowder Starbucks barista on Oct. 24 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 3 p.m. to 5 p.m.
The boutiques of downtown Auburn have evolved over the years, but one thing remains the same: the desire to provide trendy, affordable clothing to women of all ages and sizes. Downtown Auburn provides a variety of boutiques all with unique merchandise and backgrounds including Behind the Glass, Ellie Clothing, Charming Oaks and more.
The strange and unusual will come to life for the Villains Ball on Oct. 27. The event is adult-only for those 19 and older and will have food, drinks, a dance party and a whole lot of weird.
Auburn University held its 76th annual Hey Day event on Wednesday, Oct. 18, across campus. Volunteers hand out name tags, buttons, keychains and other free merchandise so members of the Auburn family can easily greet one another and celebrate the day.
In the backyard of Opelika Public Library “Hocus Pocus” will be showing for Auburn and Opelika residents on Oct. 20, 2023 at 7:30 p.m. The event, "Hocus Pocus Under the Stars,” encourages people to bring blankets and lawn chairs to enjoy the movie and free popcorn under the night sky.
The Auburn Heritage Association has biennially hosted the Pine Hill Cemetery Lantern Tour to teach about the enriching history of Auburn. Everyone is welcome to come for an educational and fun Halloween event at the oldest cemetery in Auburn on Oct. 19-20 from 6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Students are awaiting October 13 when Taylor Swift's Eras Tour movie hits theaters. Friendship bracelets are being made and costumes are being planned by "Swifities" excited for the movie, especially ones who did not have the chance to see Swift in concert.
On Oct. 13 students at Auburn University get a free day without classes to celebrate fall break. This day provides students the opportunity to catch up with hometown friends, visit home or catch up on sleep.
The annual Haunted Auburn Walking Tour is back for its 11th consecutive year at 8 p.m. every Friday and Saturday this October. The Halloween-themed event explores Auburn's campus starting at Toomer's corner going to spots like the Haley Center and Auburn University Chapel.
From Alabama's Singing Cowgirl to rides to street corn, the Lee County Fair continues to grow since its first opening in 1948. The public can enjoy the fair Oct. 3-7 from 6 p.m. to 11 p.m each night of operation at the fairgrounds in Opelika.
The Bats and Boos event will take place on Oct. 7 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. to educate the public on bats and other small critters in honor of Halloween. The event will include interactive demonstrations with the animals and a one-hour hike at Chewacla State Park.
Ralph Brown Draughon Library is showing their support for the American Library Association's Banned Books Week. Through displays and a public reading of challenged and banned books, RBD hopes to combat book censorship and maintain the freedom to read.
A book box resides in front of St. Dunstan's Episcopal Church in downtown Auburn that is owned by the Hudson Family Foundation. The Rookie Reader Program implemented 16 boxes around Auburn and draws people walking by to either take a book or leave one, upholding the "adopt a book, take a book" concept to promote literacy.