After devastating truck accident, Auburn student uses faith to persevere through recovery
Dangling from Cole Burton’s right wrist are four rubber bracelets: a grey, two orange and a navy.
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Dangling from Cole Burton’s right wrist are four rubber bracelets: a grey, two orange and a navy.
It’s no secret that Auburn is hitting a growth spurt. If Auburn were a five-year-old, it’d be jumping up and down by the wood doorframe, anxiously awaiting a pencil mark to tell it just how much taller it grew from yesterday.
On election night, Julia Garrison walked arm in arm to the back of Cater Hall with her SGA presidential candidate, Brooks Jones.
Hunter Short barely heard the end of his name called from the back steps of Cater Hall before the green and grey-clad sea of campaign T-shirts and nerve-ridden faces erupted in ecstatic screams and surged around their victor in an enormous, leaping huddle.
He doesn’t wear a black leather jacket. His thick, grey hair isn’t spiked but rather clean and brushed toward the left. He sports light-washed, unripped blue jeans, small, frameless glasses, white Nike shoes and sometimes an orange-and-white-striped Auburn polo or a black-and-white Ramones T-shirt, depending on his mood.
It’s 4:30 p.m. on Dec. 15, 2005. A Saturday, faintly chilly for Jacksonville, Florida, but that doesn’t stop the crowd from pouring into the Nease High School auditorium, half clad in red and white, the other orange and blue, split down the middle of the rickety bleachers as they argue brazenly over someone else’s life decision to be made in under 30 minutes on national television.
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.
Since 1836, Auburn residents have known one thing for sure: Auburn is The Loveliest Village on The Plains.
Porter Kennedy, senior in finance, said it all started with a simple video going viral on Facebook.
The Student Government Association Senate approved substantial amendments to the Student Academic Honesty Code at Monday's meeting to afford students the right to have an advisor present at the hearing.
During the semester’s final meeting on Monday, the Student Government Association Senate unanimously approved a bill supporting the campaign for a National Pan-Hellenic Council Legacy Plaza to be constructed on Auburn’s campus.
Finals week is approaching quickly, and the coffee machines are already whirring.
When Annie Quindlen, senior in communication, scored her first touchdown in her very first flag football game, she wasn’t thinking about the points.
Auburn’s Interfraternity Council is taking a new approach to raise awareness for men’s health: mustaches.
Auburn University’s Active Minds kicked off its Mental Wealth Week Monday night with a five-person panel discussing the implications of mental health among the represented communities on Auburn’s campus and spark the conversation for the remainder of the week.
After a few months without it, the Ukulele Club has strummed its way back onto campus, and this time, it’s here to stay.
Auburn University Dance Marathon will host their FT5K Color Run this Saturday, Oct. 27, at 10 a.m. The race will begin and end at the campus Green Space.
In a new joint initiative sponsored by the Student Government Association and the Ralph Brown Draughn Library, students studying for post-graduate admission tests may check out test preparation books for three-hour use in the library, free of charge. The books will cover tests for the MCAT, LSAT, PCAT, GMAT, DAT and GRE.
Game days on The Plains have seen unprecedented temperatures this football season. The day of the Alabama State game, The Plains reached 90 degrees. The following week against LSU, the temperature rose to 94 with a heat index of 98.
SGA Senate is working toward creating a more inclusive and accessible environment across Auburn’s campus with the passing of an amendment to SGA’s anti-discrimination policy and newly proposed amendments to formal election laws.