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There are many Auburn students who would describe their diets as vegan, vegetarian or somewhere in between. To accommodate and provide a support system for students with these diets, Jean Gannett, senior in art studies, started a club called the Plant-Based Plainsman.
Oat milk has recently gained in popularity, especially among coffee drinkers, despite its invention over 20 years ago.
Correction: A previous version of this story stated Gov. Kay Ivey and state legislators toured the ASEL on Friday, Dec. 11, but Ivey was not present for the tour. The story has been edited to reflect this, and The Plainsman sincerely regrets the mistake.
Ahead of Auburn's matchup with Tennessee, The Auburn Plainsman reached out to The Daily Beacon's co-sports editor Ryan Schumpert, for a Q&A previewing this year’s Volunteers team. Here’s what he had to say prior to the matchup.
In Bolivia, on the side of the Andes Mountains, resides a small community of farmers and their 60 families who must rely on a four-month wet season to irrigate their crops. Any excess water that they can capture they store in holding tanks around the community.
As the seasons change, the many patches of blue and orange flowers sprinkled around Auburn begin to fade. The flower, accompanied by “Wildflowers at Work” signs, are part of the public works department’s wildflower program.
Event planners Anna Vu, Grace Moebes and Gianna Carter have been planning the Mental Health Awareness Festival since September.
This month, The Depot will celebrate its five-year anniversary since the restaurant opened in 2015.
With organic produce in high demand, those who possess green thumbs gravitate towards developing their techniques in the garden. Students make use of these such skill sets in Auburn’s very own Organic Garden Club.
The Office of Sustainability serves as Auburn University’s resource for building a more environmentally friendly and sustainable campus. The office hosts a multitude of events to provide resources and raise awareness of their goals.
Auburn was looking good.
Following Saturday’s loss to Georgia, Gus Malzahn and the rest of the Tigers returned to the Plains with little time to dwell on their misfortunes in Athens, Georgia. Auburn must now prepare to take on the highly motivated Arkansas Razorbacks.
Auburn University has modified some aspects of its COVID-19 practices and policies, including easing certain mask-wearing restrictions.
The sounds of children playing and dogs barking and the smell of freshly baked goods and artisanal candles — these sensations signify another morning at the Auburn City Market.
On July 31st an Auburn University representative responded to social media posts by a new faculty member, condemning the posts and labeling them as “hate speech” while calling for us to “foster mutual understanding and respect within our communities” during these particular times.
This Monday was supposed to have been the start of SEC Media Days, a time where The Plainsman brings you content to get you ready for Auburn’s upcoming season. This year is different with the annual media event currently postponed. The Plainsman wanted to continue providing our readers content similar to Media Days; to prepare our readers if there is a football season, we interviewed other SEC sports editors and their staff.
Dear Dr. Cristen Herring,
The University said in a statement on Wednesday that it plans to "avoid layoffs" in the upcoming academic year despite the financial restraints that have come as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The world of sports has been put in a new situation for everyone involved due to COVID-19. The world stood still as all sports were either canceled or put on hold until further notice, all but one.
