St. Michael the Archangel Church holds food packing event
St. Michael the Archangel Church hosted a food packaging event to benefit families battling food insecurity in Central and South America.
St. Michael the Archangel Church hosted a food packaging event to benefit families battling food insecurity in Central and South America.
Zoning issues were the main topic of conversation at the Auburn City Council's second February meeting.
Saturday, Feb. 17, the Black Student Union celebrated its 40th anniversary at Auburn University. The organization was founded in 1984, 20 years after Harold A. Franklin became the first Black student to enroll at the university. To this day, BSU continues its mission to further the interests of Black students across Auburn's campus.
Auburn University's beloved first therapy dog Moose died last month. From his time as a detection dog for the university to his transition to therapy work, Moose was described as "extraordinary" and "miraculous."
On Saturday, Feb. 17, Auburn University Dance Marathon held its 13th annual dance party to raise support and awareness for a network of children's hospital across the country. This year, the organization raised $356,036.24, a significant increase from 2023.
New exhibits at the June Collins Smith Museum of Fine Art feature works of artists who were impacted by segregation and Jim Crow Laws throughout the South.
As the War Eagle Run Fest takes place on Sunday morning, it is important to be aware of what roads will be impacted by the event. Find out which roads and lanes will be closed during the race.
Auburn University has expanded the brewery science program to include a master’s of science degree. Not only is it one of the first degrees of its kind, the program is also completely online.
The Flower Bed, a local flower truck business, offered personalized bouquets and individual flowers on Tuesday, Feb. 13. The event, which took place on Hey Day Market’s greenspace, allowed customers the creative freedom to create their own bouquet.
A new exhibit opened on Feb. 3 at the Opelika Public Library. Aim High: Soaring with the Tuskegee Airmen featuring Black Wings: American Dreams in Flight is now open until April 28.
Areas of Miller Hall are now open after the building was previously closed on Jan. 12 due to findings of mold in the building, however, classes scheduled to meet in Miller will be moved to alternate classrooms and will meet in those classrooms for the remainder of the spring semester. After initial remediation efforts by the university, Risk Management and Safety will continue to test the air in the building for eight weeks and then periodically following that date.
SKILL is a program that is offered to students who exhibit learning differences and executive functioning challenges. Mandi Buckalew, the program's director, said she wants people to know about their services and how impactful they can be.
The annual Krewe De Tigris Mardi Gras parade and sixth annual Krewe Krawl were held on Saturday, Feb.10. The Krewe Krawl began at 11 a.m. and the parade started at 1 p.m.
The 2024 election cycle is underway. The League of Women Voters held a voter registration drive in the Ralph Brown Draughon Library Feb. 6 to encourage students to participate in the upcoming elections. Those who have not yet registered must do so by Feb. 19 to vote in the primary election and Oct. 21 to vote in the general election.
A variety of topics including the Auburn Police Department, the Auburn Public Library and Auburn High School were discussed at the first city council meeting of the month.
John Beaver, a Muscogee citizen and museum curator, gave a lecture on Muscogee history in the Ralph Brown Draughon Library on Feb. 6 at 3 p.m. as a part of the "Discover Auburn Culture" lecture series. The Muscogee nation is a branch of the Creek tribe that resides in the Southeastern region of the United States.
Auburn fans can expect a new videoboard in the north end zone of Jordan-Hare Stadium come 2025. This project and others were the subject of the first Board of Trustees meeting of 2024.
The winners of the 2024-25 SGA and Miss Auburn positions were announced Friday, January 2 on the steps of Cater Hall.
Will Goodner was announced as the 2024-25 SGA treasurer following a tight race between two other candidates. The announcement came late Friday, Feb. 2.
Jack Hilton won the unopposed race for SGA president. After his victory was announced, hundreds of students gathered in the quad cheered in support.