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Auburn folks believe in honoring the legacy of former Dean of Students James Foy, if response to my blog post on the topic is any indication. Both readership and comments reflected respect and affection for the Auburn icon.
Auburn guards Jared Harper and Bryce Brown were named second-team All-SEC Tuesday morning, but for the first time since the SEC created first and second teams in 1956, the regular season champion did not have a player on the SEC’s first-team.
Overcoming adversity is a theme that resonates with many; it can strike a nerve with anyone who has had to overcome unexpected circumstances.
Blood streaked across the El Salvadoran dirt as a ceramic pitcher struck the face of Andrea’s mother. Her father, wielding a broken handle, screamed at the 6-year-old girl. She was next.
Surrounded by a loving family, a pup named Brownie, a tropical fish and a few ducks, National Geographic photographer Joel Sartore cultivated his love for wildlife from a young age.
Auburn's Honors College is facing backlash from students and University faculty members after college officials invited the president of the Auburn White Student Union to speak before a film screening this week.
The Auburn White Student Union — a white supremacist, anti-semitic group that has attempted to attach itself with Auburn University — has been listed as a hate group on the Southern Poverty Law Center's Hate Map, an annual report of hate groups operating in the U.S.
Before Auburn’s 90-71 waxing of rival Alabama on Feb. 21, Tigers legend Charles Barkley made it known who his favorite player on Auburn’s best team in nearly 20 years is.
Canon Hyche and Jacob Lovejoy are local musicians who are changing the Auburn music scene.
A man living in Guatemala wishing for his wife’s visa papers. A Nigerian professor from Tuskegee who just received the job offer of a lifetime. Their names along with others are etched in years of dust on a Fox Body Ford Mustang stranded in a white barn off a county road.
After Anfernee McLemore's season-ending injury vs. South Carolina, Auburn head coach Bruce Pearl was forced to turn to his two bigs on the bench: freshman Chuma Okeke and Horace Spencer.
On a small wooden desk covered by a thin pane of clear glass sits a Purple Heart, one of the most recognized American symbols of public service — a decoration awarded to service members wounded or killed in the line of combat.
Seconds before Auburn sophomore forward Anfernee McLemore horrifically hit the South Carolina hardwood, the fans donning garnet and black were as rambunctious as they come.
Built in 1890 by Auburn University math professor Bolling Hall Crenshaw, the Crenshaw Guest House was originally a one-room bungalow for his family. It has since been transformed over the years to become alternative lodging for any Auburn visitors.
A life-long interest in medicine has taken Ciji Brewer on a rare path to getting selected to participate in one of the most prestigious training programs for second-year veterinary school students.
The first-week Paul Christian Benton, sophomore in chemical engineering at the time, moved into his new house, he heard a knock on his door at 7 a.m. on Saturday morning.
At sunup, Pine Hill Cemetery opens its iron gates, and the faintly eroded marks of birth and death become visible from Auburn’s dawn. The oldest grave dates back to 1830, and the newest to 2010. About 40 yards away from the tombstones of mayors and Auburn University presidents, and between two great pine trees, lies the burial grounds of slaves.
A day after junior Casey Mize showed why he was named a preseason All-American on the mound, catcher Steven Williams made the most of his first career start at the plate.
Auburn's men's basketball team is coming off its second consecutive win over Kentucky, only the third win over the Wildcats in the last 36 tries at home.
The Alabama State Senate has approved a bill by Sen. Tom Whatley, R-Auburn, that would require food establishments to more safely secure their grease traps.
