COLUMN: From Alabama to NYC
This summer I move to New York City for an internship with Resource Magazine, a photography publication based in Brooklyn.
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This summer I move to New York City for an internship with Resource Magazine, a photography publication based in Brooklyn.
Musicians took to a makeshift stage at the head of the Green Space in an effort to foster unity on a day when many felt their safety threatened on campus because of the crowds white nationalist Richard Spencer would be bringing to campus Tuesday evening.
What started out as a joke between married couple Russ and Hannah Baggett, became reality when they decided to start a record business and pop-up shop.
Being a vegetarian or a vegan in certain parts of the country is almost mindless. Vegan and meat-free restaurants litter the streets and indie grocery stores offering meat substitutes are abundant.
To know Travis Hightower was to love him, and to be friends with him was to be one of the luckiest people on Earth, Baret Steed explained.
Music festivals are notorious for many things, but most notably, they’re known for heat.
Citing the origins of his career as a DJ back to the Fisher-Price turntable he had growing up, music has always been a vital part of life for Lee Bradberry. Now, Bradberry shares his passion for music by DJing regularly in Auburn bars like Quixotes and 17-16 under the stage name DJ LEE.
The 11th annual Women's Leadership Conference was hosted on Friday, March 24. Various breakout sessions and an open forum were held throughout the today to explore their conference theme, "Be Bold, Be Powerful, Be You."
Set Your Sails, an open forum to discuss issues facing women and their supporters, will be co-hosted by The Women's Leadership Institute in the College of Liberal Arts and the Office of Faculty Engagement in University Outreach. Primarily, the forum will focus on the issues women face within academic institutions. The forum will pick up and continue discussing topics explored at last year's symposium co-hosted by the Tuskegee Auburn Women's Leadership Alliance.
On International Women's Day, students and faculty gathered at Toomer's Corner protesting for equal rights for women. With signs raised high, the group yelled to bystanders and cars as they passed by.
With midterms coming to a close, students remember now more than ever how absolutely vital coffee is when cramming for a huge exam or simply trying to stay awake during it. But quality coffee from the local coffee shops adds up after a week of vigorous studying. Spending $5 on a latte every time you need a caffeine fix is excessive.
Painting coolers for fraternity formals has been a persistent tradition in the Greek community for years now. Heading to New Orleans, painted cooler in tow, is the status quo when it comes to formal season.
Whether sharing it with a significant other or spending the day alone, Valentine's Day is the perfect time for a cocktail. Drink a Valentine's "Pink Bubbly" cocktail over a romantic dinner or on your own, either way it tastes delicious.
It’s February, and that means it is once again time for chocolate, pink hearts and love to be shoved down our throats. There are plenty of angles of disapproval when it comes to Valentine's Day.
The night before the inauguration of President Donald Trump, the band Gorillaz released their first song, "Hallelujah Money," in about five years. The Gorillaz are best known for their songs "Feel Good Inc." and "Clint Eastwood." Their years of silence were interrupted by a chilling song and music video exploring the idea of greed within the current U.S. political landscape. The lyrics hint at money’s effect on our humanity and subtly take shots at Trump.
Going home for holidays since coming to college has been a more bizarre experience than I ever anticipated. A year and a half ago, as I packed all of my things and moved to Auburn, I was ready and eager to leave Birmingham behind. I wanted new people and new scenery.
I grew up in a suburban neighborhood outside the city of Birmingham, Alabama.