EDITORIAL | Racism plagued gameday on The Plains
"For every member of the Auburn family and visiting fan to feel welcome on this campus, Auburn must move to uphold its professed inclusivity and sense of family."
"For every member of the Auburn family and visiting fan to feel welcome on this campus, Auburn must move to uphold its professed inclusivity and sense of family."
Hazing is quite simply an attack on human dignity. It is an unnecessary and indecent act committed by people in a position of power. There is no need nor a reason for hazing to occur.
Auburn students, it is time to register to vote, attend City Council meetings and engage in discussions with the community at large.
it’s sad to say such a respected university as Auburn has to follow in the footsteps of Alabama, but it must be said just as Auburn must return to a grading method that has been shown to be quite effective at increasing equity.
It’s shameful how low the bar has been set for Alabama, and it’s embarrassing that people still manage to trip over it.
How do you get an Auburn student off your front porch? Pay him for the pizza and don't forget to tip him. Seriously. Tip me. I've been delivering pizzas on these rolling plains for 3 years now and have a bone to pick. We in the pizza business work for tips. Our less than minimum wage income cannot pay the bills unless it is backed by tips. Only a percentage of the delivery fee goes to the driver to compensate for mileage, while the rest of that cash ends up in corporate pockets.
With spring break almost a week away, many students are focused on achieving an ideal beach body.
In a period of partisan bickering and legislative dysfunction, examples of efficient and effective government can seem hard to come by.
Alarming issues remain present at Auburn, and we believe our new SGA needs to concern themselves with addressing diversity at the University, along with the dining and the dorms system.
To make room for more convenient student living and more businesses, newer and taller buildings are coming to downtown.
In the early weeks of 2018, the #MeToo movement’s focus shifted from blatant sexual offenses to persistent and pervasive questions of consent — a discussion that is far more nuanced, but for many, more relevant.
Making Uber and Lyft services state wide will assist scores of Alabama residents. We join in calling for the passage of Alabama House Bill 190 and in support of a statewide regulatory system that extends ride-hailing service to all localities.
Candidates for Student Government Association president, vice president, treasurer and senate will soon take to the concourse to argue their vision and their qualifications for their preferred office.
Monday morning, Auburn's Board of Trustees unanimously voted Iowa State President Steven Leath.
Any other Republican. Any other Democrat. Anyone but Roy S. Moore.
Last week, Auburn students and faculty marched around campus chanting, “No grad tax,” a protest against the tax bill being put forth by the GOP.
It is undoubtedly true that, "The rights of free speech and free press are two of the most sacred rights Americans possess." It is entirely wrong to believe that this "sacred" right is limited to the people The Plainsman has pre-determined are intellectual enough to exercise it.
A board of five un-elected individuals will soon likely vote on an issue that looms much larger than the Iron Bowl, and, dare we say it, the National Championship.
It’s time for Alabama to make the right choice. It’s time for us to pick a candidate who will represent us and our morals.
Given the important functions of athletics, we challenge Auburn to thoughtfully choose its next athletic director.