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(06/25/22 5:14pm)
In 2019, one-in-four teens in the U.S. missed school due to a lack of access to period supplies. In the same year, 46% of female students in public grades 7-12 attended Title I eligible schools. A 2019 survey of 693 women who attended U.S. high schools found that nearly 24% were forced to leave school early due to a lack of access to feminine hygiene products, and nearly 13% reported that they missed school when they were menstruating and couldn’t access supplies.
(06/25/22 5:41pm)
There are nearly 8 billion people living on planet earth, and 800 million of those people menstruate by omission every month. Those 800 million menstruating individuals inadvertently require suitable access to menstrual products.
(04/18/22 9:36pm)
Under head coach Bruce Pearl, Auburn has brought in plenty of notable talent. Through the years, many memorable names have donned the orange and blue. Auburn prides itself on being one big family and today, we will take a look at what former Auburn basketball players are doing currently.
(03/30/22 1:00pm)
It seemed as if Auburn was riding a wave of momentum before Tuesday.
(04/18/22 10:30pm)
With over 71% of the geographical area in Alabama covered in timber, it is no wonder that Alabama is a leader in the forest industry. It may come as a surprise, however, that new ways of using timber are still being discovered.
(03/26/22 10:00pm)
After a week of not going to the grocery store, we have all opened our fridge to half empty jars and containers. I am sure the question comes to mind, “What will I do with a spoonful of jam or my leftover dinner from a few days ago?”
(04/21/22 5:30pm)
People have been celebrating Earth Day for more than five decades. In Auburn, the Office of Sustainability has been making efforts to celebrate the event since its inception in 2008.
(04/10/22 5:00pm)
The Auburn University Office of Sustainability was officially adopted in 2011. Since then, it has worked to reduce waste, increase recycling and save energy on Auburn’s campus.
(03/26/22 6:00pm)
The price tags don’t lie. Fast fashion is cheap. According to New York Magazine, the average product at H&M retails for $18. That final price includes raw material cost, manufacturing, packaging, shipping, operating costs and labor, all topped off with a company markup.
(03/02/22 9:54pm)
Faculty from Auburn's political science department held a panel Tuesday evening to discuss the war in Ukraine.
(03/25/22 9:30pm)
Sustainability is one of the least understood complications of our time.
(02/21/22 11:31pm)
The No. 13 Tigers finished non-conference play on Sunday, taking down Tulane 5-2.
(03/23/22 4:30pm)
Students have noticed a rise in tuition and fees in the past few years and although tuition did not increase for the 2021-2022 academic year, the average tuition and fees rate has been steadily increasing for the past 10 years for in state and out of state undergraduate and graduate students.
(02/10/22 3:31pm)
After a week off from playing, head coach Johnnie Harris will lead her squad to Fayetteville, Arkansas, to play the Arkansas Razorbacks. The Razorbacks are 14-8 and sit at No. 9 in the SEC standings.
(02/08/22 4:31pm)
Auburn Arena will undergo a name change, it was announced Tuesday.
(02/09/22 6:30pm)
The Kreher Preserve and Nature Center is located ten minutes from main campus and offers a variety of opportunities for Auburn students and community members. First donated to Auburn University in 1993, the Louise Kreher Forest Ecology Preserve, was opened to the community in 2008 and renamed as the KPNC in 2015.
(02/03/22 3:46pm)
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(02/13/22 8:30pm)
On the first day of the New Year, Pups on the Plains announced the end of an era for their organization.
(02/01/22 5:50pm)
Auburn graduate, Paulina Arroyo, is releasing her first graphic novel, “Goin’ to the Party,” this February. With a degree in graphic design, she displays her work through her illustrations within her novel to tell the story of 18-year-old, Paloma Alfaro.
(01/19/22 7:30pm)
The City Council postponed its decision to vote on the redistricting plan again with the absence of Mayor Ron Anders and Mayor Pro Tem Beth Witten. The ordinance was postponed to a special called meeting on Jan. 25 to ensure that the City can publish changes in time for Feb. 22.
