Best new restaurant: Irritable Bao
(04/03/21 11:39am)
With the lines that form outside of this establishment, it’s not surprise that The Plainsman staff chose Irritable Bao as this year’s best new restaurant.
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Cater Hall effected change for Auburn women
(03/31/21 2:00pm)
Today, Cater Hall houses Auburn University's Honors College, but many Auburn students may not be aware of the place the building holds in women's history on campus.
Auburn High hires Coach Keith Etheredge
(04/01/21 4:00pm)
On Feb. 26, Coach Keith Etheredge was officially named the new head football coach of the Auburn High Tigers. A native of Leeds, Alabama, Keith Etheredge has coached almost every level in the AHSAA ranks. Ever since a young age, Coach Etheredge knew he wanted to be a coach.
Plainsman’s Choice Best Professor
(04/02/21 4:43pm)
John Carvalho, professor of journalism, has explored his passion in his various careers, including 18 years teaching at Auburn University starting in 2003, 25 years after he graduated from the University.
Auburn equestrian wins third consecutive SEC Championship
(03/28/21 2:57am)
Auburn equestrian clinched its third consecutive SEC Championship with a 15-5 win in Saturday's meet against Georgia.
How Maddie Prohaska came to Auburn
(03/27/21 8:14pm)
If it hadn't been for older sister Abby, Auburn goalkeeper Maddie Prohaska might not have taken up soccer.
Casey Mize Film Room: The good, the bad and the ugly
(03/25/21 5:17pm)
In three years at Auburn, Springville native Casey Mize went from going undrafted out of high school to being one of the top prospects in 2018. After a junior year where he finished with a 3.30 ERA, he was selected first overall by the Detroit Tigers in the 2018 MLB Entry Draft.
Observations from Auburn's open practice
(03/21/21 8:10pm)
Auburn football and head coach Bryan Harsin conducted an open practice for fans in Jordan-Hare Stadium on Saturday. In front of a crowd of about 3,500, the Auburn fans got to see what changes are being made to the football team under its new coaching staff. Many aspects of the team will look similar to onlookers, but just as many will be completely different.
EDITORIAL | We need statues of Auburn women
(03/21/21 1:00pm)
Girls get it done.
Jacqui Pearl reflects on her Auburn journey
(03/28/21 6:02pm)
If you have ever attended or watched an Auburn basketball game, you have probably seen Jacqui Pearl. Jacqui is the oldest child of Bruce, and if the camera ever shows her, she is either cheering, getting onto the referees, or releasing tears of joy.
LETTER TO THE EDITOR | Include hourly workers in the conversation of race at Auburn
(03/31/21 2:00pm)
When we talk about racial justice on campus, let us not forget about the workers.
Local hotels give guests a chance to wake up in a piece of history
(03/17/21 6:55pm)
Both the Crenshaw Guest House and the Heritage House offer Auburn-Opelika locals and visitors a chance to go to sleep and wake up in a piece of history.
EDITORIAL | Alabama, why is our mask expiration date now?
(03/11/21 2:00pm)
To preface this, obviously, we all want the pandemic to be over.
EDITORIAL | A spirit that is not afraid of change
(02/25/21 2:00pm)
On Nov. 7, 1894, Alabama Polytechnic Institute’s two literary societies, the Websterians and the Wirts, joined together to publish the first edition of The Orange and Blue.
AU Archives preserves pandemic relics
(02/19/21 2:00pm)
Many are hopeful for the beginning of the end of the COVID-19 pandemic as vaccinations roll out, and some may want to forget that it ever happened. There’s one group, however, who feel it will be important to remember how Auburn fared throughout the present health crisis.
Following 'great meet,' Auburn gymnastics prepares for Mizzou
(02/12/21 8:15pm)
Auburn gymnastics is coming off of a season-high score heading into a road meet versus No. 28 Missouri.
LETTER TO THE EDITOR | Auburn Students Will Not Stand for Private Prisons
(02/16/21 7:00pm)
For the past few months, I have been working with Alabama Students Against Prisons, a movement of students and community members across Alabama who oppose Governor Kay Ivey’s private prison plan. We believe that these prisons would be a blight on Alabama, completely failing to address the Department of Justice’s recommendations for how to mitigate the unconstitutional cruelty and violence that mar our state’s facilities. We know that new buildings won’t stop decades of patterns in racism and abuse. Since I began this work, I have been moved every day by the urgency of this mission, largely because Alabama is my home. For the first time in my life, I truly understand what it means for the personal to be political. What I didn’t realize, though, was that this prison plan is not only connected to my state but to my university, too.
EDITORIAL: Huntley made it happen.
(02/07/21 6:00pm)
At the beginning of 2020, Ada Ruth Huntley made history by becoming the first Black woman to be elected Auburn's SGA president. This was certainly a surprise considering what we all know about Auburn, but the surprises didn’t stop there. About a month after transitioning to take on her role, the University was forced to shut down because of the looming threat of COVID-19.
Nick Eason hired as Auburn's defensive line coach
(01/28/21 1:34am)
Nick Eason, a 10-year veteran of the National Football League, has been named the defensive line coach at Auburn, head coach Bryan Harsin announced Wednesday. The former Clemson football captain coached seven years in the NFL after his professional playing career.
Breweries bring new life to Opelika
(02/22/21 2:00pm)
Away from the bustling college scene found in neighboring Auburn, Opelika has become something of a brewing and distilling hub within the past 10 years. The owners and staff of the city’s largest alcohol-producing businesses say Opelika was a natural choice as a place to turn their hobbies into full-time career opportunities.