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Every Monday and Thursday, Plainsman sports staffers Zach Tantillo and Nathan King will analyze an Auburn football player who has a chance to make a sizable impact on the team next season.
The rain held off in Opelika Tuesday afternoon, and O Grows was able to hold its first farmer's market of the season.
The sounds of heavy machinery and construction fill the air as cranes tower over Auburn’s campus.
For Allyson Allred, the past few weeks have been full of both good news and bad.
While most students associate the Auburn Arena with basketball or gymnastics, last Friday night the things being "sported" in the arena were evening wear, clutches and all of the next big trends.
As the spring 2018 semester comes to an end, The Bean, a coffee shop located on South Gay Street in the heart of Auburn, celebrated its third anniversary on Monday night.
Auburn for Bees was created on campus in the spring of 2017 by Kressie Kornis, now president of the organization. Kornis created the club because she felt there should be more awareness on how important the bees are to every community. They now have 60 active members and travel to elementary schools in the area to educate the younger generations on the importance of bees and pollination.
At Thursday’s Planning Commission meeting, developer Tom Hayley agreed to shelve his planned commercial development near the Donahue Ridge subdivision, at least for a few more months.
When Bria Johnson walks on stage, equipped to deliver one of her signature spoken-word poems to her classmates, teammates or receptive young students, all prepared to absorb every stanza, spondee and sestet, she isn’t nervous.
Seven starts into the season, Casey Mize has been named Midseason Pitcher of the Year by Perfect Game/Rawlings, the group announced Wednesday afternoon.
The infamous bright red T-shirt bearing the face of the Latin American revolutionary, Che Guevara, has been a popular fashion piece among many liberals for around two decades. Those who wear the shirt see themselves as carrying on the values of resistance to capitalist oppression and solidarity with the working class.
Anders Carlson has big shoes to fill.
Next Tuesday, April 3 the City Council will vote on extending the building height downtown by Toomer’s Corner to 75’ from the 65’ passed two years ago. The 65’ height was reached by a year-and-a-half Downtown Master Plan (DMP) study by the Planning Commission and a compromise by the Citizens who wanted 60’ building height.
The infamous bright red T-shirt bearing the face of the Latin American revolutionary Che Guevara has been a popular fashion piece among many liberals for around two decades. Those who wear the shirt see themselves as carrying on the values of resistance to capitalist oppression and solidarity with the working class. But in all actuality, Che Guevara shouldn't be associated with either of these things. In fact, the record shows Che was a totalitarian, mass murderer whose face does not belong on the T-shirts of college age students who profess to love liberty.
Auburn’s Department of Human Resources is developing a new talent management system called Tiger Talent, which will replace and modernize various aspects of HR’s current employment system in the city that currently employs over 13,000 people.
Ahead of Auburn University President Steven Leath's installation as the 19th University president, renovations to the president's mansion were recently completed in February. Extensive updates were made to the private residence, and a new event center was constructed on the property.
Twenty-nine days from the A-Day spring game and 175 days from the season opener, Auburn football's former standouts are looking to cement their spots on NFL Drafts boards across the nation.
Emotions were high on Thursday night as Auburn residents flooded the city Planning Commission’s meeting chambers in opposition to a planned commercial development near the Donahue Ridge neighborhood.
The University issued a statement to The Plainsman Friday after an event hosted by the Honors College this week sparked controversy on campus.
Dear President Leath and Provost Hardgrave,
