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Despite a monster performance from one of their best players, the Auburn Tigers (16-10, 7-8) fell to LSU (13-13, 6-9) inside the Pete Maravich Assembly Center in their second five-set match in three days.
Auburn is looking to close out the regular season strong with its final matchup against the LSU Tigers as it heads into the SEC Tournament. With postseason play approaching, Friday’s match offers Auburn a chance to regain momentum and reinforce the identity it has built throughout the year.
The new rooftop bar and restaurant Olivine hosted an exclusive first look on the evening of Nov. 13. Auburn’s newest rooftop experience offers a menu inspired by Italian cuisine mixed with Southern charm. Although opening officially on Nov. 19, Olivine invited a select few to an exclusive fine dining experience.
After the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) was suspended earlier in November, Beat Bama Food Drive (BBFD) and the Food Bank of East Alabama faced an influx of people in need. Although the Alabama Department of Human Resources plans to fully reinstate SNAP benefits after the resolution of the government shutdown, food insecurity in Auburn still continues, driving more community members to food banks and pantries for help.
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Following an undefeated start to the season, the No. 22 Auburn Tigers and Steven Pearl will look to remain perfect as they face top-ranked Houston in Birmingham, Alabama, for a daunting early test this weekend.
On Nov. 11, the University Program Council (UPC) hosted its annual War Damn Coffee Jam. The event, held directly in front of Samford Hall, ran from 7 to 10 p.m. and offered Auburn students a fun break from studying. Attendees enjoyed the changing weather with free refreshments from local vendors, music from local bands and the company of fellow Auburn students.
Steven Pearl and his squad took the floor at Neville Arena on Tuesday night, hoping to use their matchup with Wofford as a dress rehearsal before the toughest stretch of their non-conference schedule begins Sunday against No. 1 Houston.
On Nov. 11, Pi Sigma Alpha Political Honor Society partnered with Career Services in the College of Liberal Arts to host its networking navigation event. The event aimed to equip students with tips they can utilize while preparing for job hunting.
Coming off a 2-0 start to the Steven Pearl era, Auburn returns to action Tuesday at Neville Arena to host Wofford.
The series of AU Alerts sent out Nov. 6 marked a catastrophic failure of Auburn’s security system. News of an active shooter struck fear across campus, to an extent likely unseen in years. Students cleared out of dining halls, hid in classrooms and reckoned with the fact that they and their peers’ lives might be in peril.
For 51 years, the CARE Humane Society has been dedicated to serving the community by sheltering cats and dogs without homes or owners and promoting the humane treatment of animals. The shelter first started as a volunteer establishment, but has grown into an animal shelter that strives to find a home for every adoptable animal.
Auburn women’s basketball will look to win its third straight game to open the season Monday night against UNC Greensboro.
A much improved Auburn offensive performance still comes up short in overtime against the Commodores. The Tigers offense achieved their conference high 38-points while collecting an amazing 563 yards of total offense on the day.
The Auburn family hoped that handing the keys to interim head coach D.J. Durkin this week would provide a spark.
Auburn volleyball battled hard, steadily raising their hitting percentage and consistent serving, but couldn’t overcome the Texas A&M squad, falling 3-0 (25-17, 25-22, 25-21) Friday night in Neville Arena.
On Nov. 7 and Nov. 8, Opelika celebrated American Veterans by hosting the first Freedom Fest Weekend. In past years, Opelika has organized an annual Veterans Day Breakfast and Veterans Day Program. Last year, with the help of Flags for Vets, a non-profit organization that purchases and raises the national flag on a lighted flagpole at the veteran’s house, a Freedom Fest Concert was also held. This year, more additions were made to the tributary festivities with the support of the City of Opelika, Flags for Vets, IS4S and ESPN, establishing a two-day-long tradition to recognize those who have served.
This Saturday, Auburn baseball will go on the road to face Kennesaw State in its second exhibition game.
This Saturday in Nashville, Tennessee, the Auburn Tigers will face the Vanderbilt Commodores in their first game under interim head coach DJ Durkin following Hugh Freeze’s dismissal earlier this week. This is not just another SEC road game for the Tigers; they’ll look to change the tone of a frustrating season after a 10-3 loss at home to Kentucky last weekend. Auburn also aims to take the lead in its all-time series against Vanderbilt, which stands at 22-22-1 since their first meeting in 1893.
For years, Vanderbilt football was the one game the rest of the SEC would circle on their schedule — not as a challenge, but as a confidence booster. It was a chance to rack up stats and give backups some playing time. Those days, however, are long gone.
