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GALLERY | Auburn homecoming football game vs. Samford

GALLERY | The Auburn Tigers play Samford in their homecoming game on Sept. 16, 2023. Photos by Kara Beth Carr and Luca Flores.

GALLERY | Krewe de Tigris Mardi Gras Parade 2023

As thousands of onlookers gathered around downtown Auburn to take in the 2023 Krewe de Tigris Mardi Gras parade, The Plainsman was there to capture the sights. See our photos here.

GALLERY: Texas A&M defeats Auburn, ending winning streak

GALLERY: Texas A&M defeats Auburn, ending winning streak. Photos by Elizabeth Marsh. 

GALLERY | Auburn Christmas Parade 2022

Members of the Auburn community gather downtown for the annual Christmas parade. 

GALLERY: Auburn defeats Colgate for final fall semester home game

Auburn passed the 90-point mark during a rout of Colgate on Friday in front a holiday-themed crowd in Neville Arena, extending the team's win streak to 8-0 before finals begin for both players and students alike.

GALLERY: Lee County Day of Remembrance

Members of the Lee County Remembrance Project and the NAACP hold an inaugural Day of Remembrance on Nov. 5 at the Lee County Courthouse to honor and recognize victims of racial terror lynchings in the Auburn and Opelika areas.

GALLERY: Auburn vs. UAH basketball

Auburn basketball tipped off its season with an exhibition win over the University of Alabama at Huntsville in front of a Wednesday night crowd in Neville Arena.

GALLERY | Latinx Student Alliance and UPC host Día De Los Muertos

Wednesday afternoon, Auburn’s Latinx Student Alliance and University Program Council partnered to host a celebration of Día de Los Muertos. Auburn students gathered on the campus green for traditional Mexican food, hot cocoa, bingo and a movie.

GALLERY | Hey Day 2022

Auburn University students and faculty celebrate Hey Day on Oct. 18, 2022. 

GALLERY | Auburn Pride Center opens to the public

Auburn University's first ever LGBTQ safe space opens in the Haley Center on Oct. 11, 2022.

GALLERY: Auburn students celebrate National Coming Out Day 2022

Auburn students and faculty celebrate National Coming Out Day 2022 with food and snow cones on the university Green Space on Oct. 11, 2022.

GALLERY | Auburn vs. LSU

Views from Auburn's close loss to LSU from Saturday.

GALLERY | Auburn vs. San Jose State

Auburn football eked out a close victory over San Jose State on Saturday night behind a rush-dominant offense headed by starting runningback Tank Bigsby.

GALLERY | Auburn baseball sweeps home Regional

Auburn baseball hosted an NCAA Regional and defeated Southeast Louisiana, Florida State and UCLA on its way to winning the Regional. The Tigers advance to a Super Regional series in Corvallis, Ore. hosted by Oregon State. 

"What were you wearing" event held April 14 at Pebble Hill

 “The event in its essence is to address common myths in our culture and social narratives that victims/survivors somehow have been responsible for their victimization because of the things they were wearing," Carroll said. "It is an array of clothing from people that it either models or it was the actual clothing they were wearing at the time of their assault. We will also have art pieces such as paintings and poetry." On April 14, 2022 the “What Were You Wearing” installation was held at Pebble Hill in honor of sexual assault awareness month. Regan Moss, senior in microbiology, and Ren Carroll, junior in journalism, organized the event and opened it for the public to view.

GALLERY | Auburn fans anticipate Auburn vs. Kentucky game 01.21.2022

Auburn fans camp outside of the Auburn Arena ahead of the Auburn vs. Kentucky game on Jan. 22, 2022. 

GALLERY | Auburn vs. Alabama 11.29.21

CARTOON | Cut the Gas 11.15.21

Cut the Gas is a comic strip series by Plainsman cartoonist Caleb Eason, published once a week on The Plainsman's website.

GALLERY | Auburn vs. Morehead State | 11.9.21

Photos from Auburn's 77-54 victory over Morehead State on Nov. 9, 2021.

CARTOON | Cut the Gas 11.8.21

Cut the Gas is a comic strip by Plainsman cartoonist Caleb Eason that follows the life and troubles of Dakota, a high schooler tasked with showing a new student around campus whose quirks and shortcomings occasionally land him in odd and unfortunate scenarios. Cut the Gas is published online weekly by The Plainsman.