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Ahead of No. 16 Auburn's season opener against No. 11 Oregon, The Plainsman posed questions for Gabriel Ornelas, sports editor for the Daily Emerald, Oregon's student newspaper. Here's how he sees the action shaking out Saturday evening in Arlington.
On Tuesday, Auburn revealed the depth chart for its season opener against Oregon on Saturday. Some things came as no surprise, such as true freshman Bo Nix starting at quarterback or future first-round pick Derrick Brown as the starting defensive tackle.
Skylights, singers and a swarm of students signaled the grand opening of Auburn’s new Gogue Performing Arts Center on last Thursday night. Headlined by pop music group LANY, after a special appearance by indie artist COIN, an estimated 3,000 to 3,500 people filled the venue’s outdoor stage.
The cranes and scaffolding have come down. The beep of construction trucks in reverse, of tires rumbling over gravel and dirt, has quieted.
In the time between classes, or after getting home from school, some residents across Auburn have decided to skip their coffee break and instead engage in the virtual quest of trying to catch them all.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. - Auburn’s offense is a mix of new and experienced players this year as well as a different play-calling approach.
Jay Gogue’s first order of business as Auburn University’s interim president was finding a watch.
Before being taken down, a video on “Old Row Auburn” of local drag queen Colana Bleu pushing a man off stage that was visibly harassing her had gone viral.
For the first time in program history, Auburn is headed to the NCAA Super Regionals for the second straight year.
The letters below are a snapshot of how Rod and Paula Bramblett impacted the people around them.
ALEXANDER CITY, Ala. — Though he was known as the Tigers’ “little general,” Jared Harper leaves behind a massive hole for Auburn basketball to fill.
A bao movement has begun in Auburn, Alabama. Hungry students line the street daily, patiently waiting for Dumps Like A Truck’s newest authentic Chinese bao creation.
Auburn's humble star and Final Four rallying symbol is set to take the next step toward his possible NBA future next week.
An Auburn fraternity is looking to change the narrative on fraternity culture and promote the good that Auburn fraternities produce.
It looked like something out of a horror movie. Will Jimeno, a retired Port Authority police officer, was shocked when he first arrived at the World Trade Center on 9/11.
Originally published April 22.
Though there were a pair protestors at the event, CIA Director Gina Haspel told a crowd of Auburn students and community members about the current state of national security in the U.S. and the future of the agency.
After its first Final Four run in program history, next year’s Auburn basketball team could look very different.
At 7 months old, young Yvette Kayirangwa and her family huddled together, afraid to leave their house. Outside, radicals searched for them and people like them, adding names to an ever-growing list of people to kill.
Keo’s Restaurant and Bar is not the typical Thai restaurant in Auburn — as its serves Mexican food.
