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Environmental and climate activist Catherine Coleman Flowers spoke to Auburn students and faculty the evening of Nov. 7 at a lecture sponsored by the Department of Sociology, Anthropology & Social Work and the Office of Sustainability. The lecture, held in the Haley Center, revolved around Flower's book, "Waste: One Woman's Fight Against America's Dirty Secret."
Auburn soccer fought hard, but it wasn’t enough to overtake Florida as the Tigers lost 1-0 Thursday evening at Donald R. Dizney Soccer Stadium.
On Friday, Oct. 13, Auburn University welcomed four new recycling machines to campus, part of a broader initiative to enhance sustainability.
Auburn University’s department of entomology and plant pathology graduate students are researching bees, offering student researchers the option to study native or honey bees.
Every day, it becomes more and more apparent that our world is drastically changing. The idea of global warming is not new but has recently gained more attention than ever. Logically, if our world is changing, we must change with it.
Electric vehicle owners and a local bicycle shop gathered for National Drive Electric Week at the Gogue Performing Arts Center on Friday, Sept. 22 from 5 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. to showcase their vehicles and answer questions about living electric.
Ahead of Auburn's trip to Cal, here's what some of our sports staff has to say about the game, complete with score predictions and analysis.
Auburn is filled with scenic escapes from the busy college life. In 2020, Auburn University was ranked first for happiest students in the nation according to The Princeton’s Review. This is no coincidence as Auburn was also ranked in the top 25 for the most beautiful campuses in the nation by The Daily Beast magazine.
On Thursday, April 20, The Edge is offering students a plant-based meal alternative. Three Auburn sustainability capstone students have worked with The Edge throughout the semester to bring this option to students in honor of Earth Week.
On Monday, SGA passed a bill announcing the timeline for the 2023 Miss Homecoming elections.
The Plainsman’s Choice award for Best New Restaurant is going to Botanic. Their slogan is“OF AND FOR EARTH,” and Auburn has fallen head over heels in love with its market, cafe, grille, patio bar, greenhouse and garden shoppe.
Auburn baseball lost to Arkansas 7-2 for the first time since the College World Series on Friday to begin conference play in the SEC.
In an effort to improve pay and working conditions on campus, United Campus Workers — a union primarily operating in states without a strong history of organized labor — is ramping up engagement on The Plains nearly four years after its Auburn location was chartered.
From time to time, college can take a toll on the well-being of students, and even faculty.
Students of Auburn University’s sustainable studies minor are conducting a trash audit on Cater Lawn from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on March 15.
The Auburn Tigers will once again travel to Clearwater, Fla. to open their season this weekend. This time, they will compete in the 2023 NFCA Leadoff Classic starting on Friday, Feb. 10, for a double-header against St. John’s and Fordham.
On Friday, Auburn University announced it will be partnering with electric scooter and bicycle company Spin to provide students, faculty, employees and visitors with additional on-campus transportation options beginning Jan. 16, 2023.
On Nov. 11, the Board of Trustees held a meeting in which they approved several facilities-related measures, as well as several research and outreach efforts.
Interim head coach Carnell "Cadillac" Williams announced that Auburn right tackle Austin Troxell will miss the remainder of the season after undergoing knee surgery on Monday. The senior from Huntsville suffered an injury against Mississippi State on Saturday.
On Monday afternoon, members of the newest iteration of the Auburn City Council were sworn into their respective offices in front of a crowd almost exclusively comprised of smiling family members and city government officials.
