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Late Saturday afternoon in Ocean Springs, Miss., a few children splashed in the warm gulf surf as their parents watched from the shore, while over a section of deflated, orange containment boom strewn across riprap, a great blue heron took flight.
After beating No.1 Georgia to take home the Southeastern Conference title and the recent addition of three established recruits, Auburn's Equestrian team is looking forward to what the 2010-2011 season has in store.
Sustainable art seems to be maintaining a considerable amount of interest from both local and distant communities thanks to the student-featuring Eco Art Student Exhibition in Biggin Hall.
For college students consumed by books, notes, teachers and TigerMail, extracurricular hobbies are a great way to take off the edge and relax.
The No. 39 Auburn Men's Tennis team celebrated Saturday after it defeated the No. 29 Crimson Tide in the Tigers' last regular season match.
Vehicles in 2010 are equipped with new safety technology, features that provide drivers with ultimate comfort and control and convenient innovations that allow drivers to integrate the technologies they are dependent on, like cell phones and iPods, with their car.
The Auburn Track & Field team traveled to Fayetteville, Ark., last weekend to compete in the SEC Indoor Championships.
Gov. Bob Riley began his speech at 2:19 p.m. at the groundbreaking ceremony of Auburn University's Magnetic Resonance Imaging Research Center, held at Auburn Research Park, Feb. 4.
In the February 2010 issue of Cosmopolitan, an article declared that thong underwear was no longer a must-have.
Even with a 10-point run that brought the game to within two points late in the second half, the women's basketball team couldn't edge past Alabama.
Students celebrated the beginning of Black History Month with food, friends and a film in the student center Thursday night.
The Auburn Women's Basketball team (12-11, 3-7 SEC) fell in a close bout with the South Carolina Gamecocks (12-10, 5-5 SEC) in Beard-Eaves Memorial Coliseum Thursday night.
Reclaimed asphalt pavement, RAP, is one of many recycled materials tested at the National Center for Asphalt Technology at Auburn University.
Imagine experiencing a weightless, silently intriguing atmosphere that takes up two-thirds of the earth and has never been explored by many people.
Freelance photography brought many accomplishments for Auburn grad Taylor Hill. Hill, 27, has work published in a variety of media, from Rolling Stones to People Magazine.
Job interviews, weddings, dates, oh my! Dressing for these occasions is a difficult task for many men.
The foundation of Beard-Eaves Memorial Coliseum shook Saturday with the deafening cheers of the Auburn faithful, even to the end.
Students may want consider thinking outside of the great indoors to gain a competitive edge in the work force.
One film has been buzzed about more than any showing in theaters this holiday season. Of course I am talking about "New Moon."
When I first heard about the name and concept of singer/songwriter John Mayer's fourth studio album, "Battle Studies," I winced.
