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An effort that began as a way to return the generosity Alabama fans showed toward Auburn University earlier in the year has now become a grassroots phenomenon. Toomer's for Tuscaloosa is helping those who have been affected by the deadly tornados that devastated areas across the state Wednesday.
Let's take a journey together. Imagine, if you will, that you're walking down the concourse. In the five minutes it takes you to walk across the pavement, numerous people's poor clothing choices assault your eyes.
If a student dies, all As are given to his or her roommate. If a student is hit by a Tiger Transit bus, tuition is free. If a professor is more than 10 minutes late, students may leave the class. If it rains, class is canceled. Are any of these rumors true, or are they just myths? Jim Hardin, senior program adviser for the judicial affairs department of the University, said the rumor that is most commonly asked about is if a student dies, his or her roommate gets all A's.
Aerospace takes the fierce air speeds of a tornado, or vortex, and tames the tornadic winds by creating the cyclic phenomena in water.
There was an Auburn that few of the living remember, an Auburn that disappeared like Atlantis or the Roanoke Colony.
Alumni often refer to it as "the loveliest village on The Plains," but would Auburn retain its status as "lovely" if its historic landmarks disappeared?
Auburn University Public Safety and Lee County Emergency Management have implemented a new program to help victims in emergency situations.
Posters, billboards, glitter and war paint. As the countdown closed at midnight, girls from all sororities raced around the Sigma Chi lawn showing their sorority poster paraphernalia in support of the fraternity's philanthropic event Derby Days.
