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Abhi Gulati, junior in software engineering, is one of two candidates for SGA treasurer. The questions and Gulati's responses can be seen below. Elections will be held Tuesday from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
In college, it can seem like living sustainably is a challenge, but Jennifer Morse, the Office of Sustainability’s communications and outreach coordinator, said living sustainably is actually easier.
On Wednesday, Feb. 13, Auburn's School of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences will welcome students to a free screening of Alabama Public Television’s “Spotlight on Agriculture” series.
Predictions for the fashion trends of 2019 are that consumers will go back to basics and be more environmentally conscious.
An Auburn alumna who founded Iraq's first sustainable architecture firm will co-chair this year's World Economic Forum meeting in Davos, Switzerland, later this month.
As the partial federal government shutdown continues, Auburn University could soon begin feeling more serious effects.
Tiger Transit is testing electric buses from a couple manufacturers to potentially bring them to campus as a part of the next contract.
Some college students have an exact plan about their future, such as when they will get a job, be married and have kids. However, other students, such as senior Cassidee Jones, believe that they need to make themselves available and make it through life with all of its many turns.
As the new year rings in, the Auburn Interfraternity Council rings anew with it, accompanied by a new executive board taking a fresh approach to the prior board’s unitive endeavors.
Porter Kennedy, senior in finance, said it all started with a simple video going viral on Facebook.
Auburn basketball's assistant coaching trio of Ira Bowman, Wes Flanigan and Steven Pearl was made available to the media Monday morning.
Coming off a third-place finish at the Maui Invitational, No. 8 Auburn did not skip a beat in its first game back on The Plains, dominating the Saint Peter's Peacocks, 99-49.
In rivalry games, anything can happen. That logic takes place more than any in the Iron Bowl.
A public transit system doesn’t seem to be on the horizon with the City of Auburn not officially looking into any type of public transportation at this time.
The AWESOME Excellence in Education Scholarship is only awarded to five women nationally each year.
Auburn basketball is back.
The Plainsman thanks Michael Hebert and the Red and Black for their contribution of Georgia's transcript.
