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This summer, on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons in Shelby Center, students ages 10 through 18 make robotic tanks out of Lego pieces, program their own versions of Pacman and create computer software that calculates mathematical equations, among other things.
Despite an early morning start, fans quickly filled Regions Park to watch the No. 16 Auburn Tigers baseball team (39-18) take on the Alabama Crimson Tide (35-21) in the 2010 Southeastern Conference Tournament. The Tigers scored first but gave up seven unanswered runs in the 7-1 loss Wednesday morning.
Last weekend the No. 16 Auburn baseball team (39-17, 20-10 SEC) did what it failed to do last year, reach the Southeastern Conference Tournament. On Friday night, second year head coach John Pawlowski and the Auburn Tigers clinched the SEC Western Division, something the Tigers had not done since 1995, defeating No. 17 Ole Miss (36-20, 16-14 SEC) 18-4.
Friday was a day of gratitude and appreciation nearly 65 years in the making.
As many as 60 legislators and state officials may find themselves testifying in front of a federal grand jury in Montgomery Tuesday.
The NCAA Women's Golf Championship Committee announced Monday that the No. 3 Auburn Tigers women's golf team will play as the No. 2 seed in the NCAA East Regional Championship.
The Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Art chose to celebrate the arrival of spring with its art series "Art in the Garden: En plein air" Friday night and Saturday.
Picket signs bearing "vote stupid out of Washington" and "conservatism built America" dotted the courtyard across from the Lee County Courthouse Saturday during the East Alabama Tea Party.
The No. 2 Auburn Equestrian team is off to compete in the Varsity Equestrian National Championships this weekend in Waco, Texas.
Mental preparation is the name of the game as the Auburn Men's Golf team prepares for the Bluegrass Invitational April 10-11 in Lexington, Ky.
Like a storyline from a dance flick, a group of Auburn dancers lost funding for their annual dance performance, but continued to dance and will now be showcased in Washington, D.C., at the Kennedy Center May 29.
The subject of the Mexican-American border is a sensitive one in today's political climate. Debates rage about immigration and more and more illegal drugs and weapons are shipped across the border everyday. But Auburn students R.C. Hagans and his younger brother, Winchester Hagans, found themselves in a border scenario they never thought possible. R.C. and Winchester Hagans, along with their friend Blake Gilbreath, had a van containing 1,000 pairs of shoes seized by the Mexican government.
After two straight weeks on the road, the Auburn Men's Tennis team dropped consecutive matches to No. 22 North Carolina and No. 9 Kentucky. The Tigers fell to the Tar Heels 4-3 in Chapel Hill, N.C., March 19 in a close match, but got swept by the Wildcats March 21 4-0. The Tigers fell to 4-9 on the season and 1-4 in the SEC. North Carolina improved to 11-2, and Kentucky is now 13-6, 3-2 SEC. Coach Eric Shore said the match with the Tar Heels could have gone either way, but, in the Kentucky match, the players dug themselves a hole they couldn't get out of.
The No. 8 Auburn Men's Golf team finished at the top of the leader board at the 2010 Schenkel E-Z Go Invitational with a team score of 862. "It's a great win," said sophomore Will McCurdy. "The Schenkel is a prestigious tournament." The E-Z Go Invitational was a three-day, 54-hole tournament held at Forest Heights Country Club in Statesboro, Ga., March 19 - 21. "I'm very happy for the guys," said head coach Nick Clinard. "They've worked hard."
Forty-six Auburn students exchanged lounging on the beach for community service as part of IMPACT's second annual Alternative Spring Break program. "Essentially, (Alternative Spring Break) was created two years ago as a way for students to give back during their breaks from school," said IMPACT President Christen Thigpen, senior in biomedical sciences. "It's a way for students to give back to other communities that are in need and have a little bit of an enjoyable time while they're there, too."
The 2010 Lifetime Achievement Awards honored four impressive Auburn alumni Saturday night at the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. Recipients of these awards have extensive achievements in their professional careers, human services or significant service to Auburn University.
In response to the letter by Brent Culver in the Feb. 25th publication of The Auburn Plainsman, Auburn University College Republicans would like to clarify our position on several key issues concerning the 2010 elections.
Although spring break can be an outrageous trip that many men look forward to, for the men of the Auburn fraternity system, a spring formal holds a whole week's worth of fun in one amazing weekend.
Students interested in applying for congressional internships in Washington, D.C., asked questions and received advice during the Auburn on the Hill informational meeting in Cater Hall Tuesday afternoon.
Scarfing down hot dogs was the theme of Friday's fundraiser to benefit an Auburn resident whose home recently burned.
