What makes the Iron Bowl one of the best rivalries in college sports? The fans. Relive the raw energy of Auburn's exciting win over #1 Alabama that lasted from before Corso picked the Tide on Gameday until late into the night rolling Toomer's.
In 2013, there was the miracle in Jordan-Hare. In 2017, there was a party in Jordan-Hare. Auburn upsets #1 Georgia 40-17 in a dominant performance. "This is why you play college football," Jarrett Stidham explains.
The Lee County Humane Society hosted a "Pup Rally" featuring adorable puppies, fun games, and food for all in an effort to raise money for the shelter. The event was in conjunction with the Tuscaloosa Metro Animal Shelter to see which shelter could raise the most money. The winning shelter will receive the Iron Dog Bowl trophy.
Have you ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes on game day? Ric Smith is the voice of Auburn football and the Liberal Arts internship director. He insists his team and the hours of preparation each week are what make the show run smoothly.
Directed by Gannon Padgett Music: Clint Martinez - Wanna Fight
During the Ole Miss game, the Auburn University Marching Band and the U.S. Army Herald Trumpets, who have played for both the President and the Olympics, performed a special halftime show to celebrate Military Appreciation Day. Check out this short video showing their preparation and halftime show.
The Waverly Fall Boogie brought people from around the Southeast to come together to enjoy good music, local food, and community.
Auburn experiences near-total solar eclipse. Liv Taylor / Videographer
People gather to protest the speaking event of Richard Spencer.
Richard Spencer answers questions after his speech in Foy auditorium.
Incoming President Leath sits down with Lily Jackson, managing editor, for an interview about his transition to office.
