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An Opelika man has been arrested and charged with murder after his two-month-old daughter died Tuesday, Opelika Police Chief Shane Healey announced at a press conference Friday morning.
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CORRECTION: This article previously listed Jordan Chow as an organizer of the protest. The protest's organizers, on behalf of the Sexual Assault Awareness Club, reached out to The Plainsman informing us that Chow was not in a leadership role in SAAC. The article has been updated to remove Chow's description as an organizer of the protest. The Plainsman regrets this error.
The Auburn University Board of Trustees is looking to get input from staff, students and community members on what Auburn should look for in its next president.
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Auburn soccer hopes to bounce back from its first loss of the season as it takes on Georgia in the Tigers' Southeastern Conference opener on Friday.
From Sept. 6-12, Auburn University’s COVID-19 Resource Center reported that 100 students or employees reported a positive COVID-19 test. The number reported is a decrease from the 188 positive cases during the week prior.
Auburn basketball will host its annual Pro Day on Oct. 8 at Auburn Arena. General managers, front office personnel and scouts from all 30 NBA teams are invited.
After a close-fought loss to the nation’s top team in Florida State, Auburn soccer has moved down to No. 12 in the United Soccer Coaches poll.
Penn State’s white out is seen as one of the most hostile environments in all of college football, and while the Auburn defense knows that the crowd will be loud and present challenges, they know that all they have to do is beat the man across from them.
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Circulating on The Plainsman social media pages recently was an opinion piece from the editorial board addressing the recent abortion legislation in Texas (legislation which I admit has some significant problems). The editorial lamented the Texas decision and concluded with a plea for Alabamians not to allow a similar bill to pass in our state. As a grateful member of the Auburn Family, I’d like to respond, briefly and respectfully, though firmly in opposition to the sentiment expressed in the editorial.
Auburn students held a protest at Toomer’s Corner Tuesday night raising awareness of sexual assault and protesting Auburn University’s response to the three sexual assault reports that have been made in the past week.
The Student Government Association’s Student Senate voted to confirm the appointment of a full slate of judicial officials at its Sept. 7 meeting.
The Jan Dempsey Community Arts Center will be hosting a virtual community project for International Dot Day on Wednesday, Sept. 15.
In college football’s biggest game this weekend, No. 22 Auburn travels to No. 10 Penn State for the first time in program history. The Tigers are coming off of two of the most commanding wins in school history, while Penn State has already beaten then-ranked No. 18 Wisconsin.
After earning SEC Freshman of the Week honors, Auburn soccer’s Carly Thatcher was an honorable mention to the Top Drawer Soccer Team of the Week.
U.S. News and World Report announced Sept. 12 its annual Best Colleges edition for 2022, in which Auburn University is tied for 42nd place among public schools and tied for 99th for all universities in the country.
Senior libero Bella Rosenthall has been named the Southeastern Conference Defensive Player of the Week after leading Auburn to another two wins last week. She becomes the first Tiger to be awarded this honor since Jesse Earl won the award in Sept. 2017.
With the new fall semester back in full swing, on behalf of the Office of Health Promotion & Wellness Services, I would like to introduce myself and some of our programs. My name is Judith White and I am the Coordinator for Survivor Advocacy and Violence Prevention. My job is two-fold, in that it addresses both advocacy and prevention. I coordinate the Safe Harbor program and Green Dot bystander intervention trainings and overviews.
