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How Hurricane Helene affected the Auburn community

In light of Category 4 Hurricane Helene, Auburn University shut down its campus on Thursday, Sept. 26 at 5:00 p.m. and reopened at 11:00 a.m. the following morning on Friday, Sept. 27. Most university faculty and students braced themselves for a stormy night but woke up the next morning physically unscathed, only dealing with mild rain walking to class. 

A stage for all, a community for everyone: The Jailhouse's Open Mic Nights

Music is something that everyone can enjoy, whether it’s played through a speaker or live by a band, singer, or dj. However, most artists find themselves competing for a spot to perform.

SGA, ISO & BSU hold open student forum regarding SB-129

A day before the Alabama bill, SB-129, went into effect, Auburn University’s Student Government Association, Black Student Union and International Student Organization held a student roundtable to answer questions about Auburn University's compliance with SB-129.

Auburn’s offensive improvement undone by costly late interception in loss to Oklahoma

Auburn’s offense improved following its two losses to Cal and Arkansas against Oklahoma, but the team fell short in the end. Auburn went into this game with high hopes as it was seeking its first ranked win since defeating Ole Miss in the 2021 season. With veteran quarterback Payton Thorne at the helm, the Tigers offense came into the game searching for a new identity after struggling in their first two power four games. In their first two losses, the Tigers were 34-of-62, posting just a 54.8 completion percentage.

Insight into an artist: The work of Gracefully Made Art

The Auburn University Bookstore is a popular place for students and families to buy merchandise or gifts to show off their alma mater. Among these designs, one can find Melissa Gullatte’s art, also known under her brand name, Gracefully Made Art. Her work showcases Auburn University logos and memorabilia through the use of subtle watercolor designs.

Players to watch, keys to victory: Arkansas

As conference play opens up for the Auburn Tigers, they will look to add a “power four” victory to their resume, for the first time since Nov. 11, 2023, taking on the Arkansas Razorbacks this Saturday.

Brown takes the helm, leads Auburn to win over New Mexico

Led by new starting quarterback Hank Brown, Auburn was able to bounce back following a 28-point second half, with a 45-19 win over New Mexico inside of a rainy Jordan-Hare Stadium. 

EDITORIAL | A call to Auburn Tigers and Auburn Family after Saturday’s loss

After a loss to the California Golden Bears last Saturday, Auburn fans feel heartbroken and unsure of how to support the football team this Saturday in its fight against the New Mexico Lobos. Week one’s ecstatic 70-point win left fans rolling Toomer’s and predicting great things for the Tigers this year, so our question is, what happened? 

Auburn unable to contain Tennessee's blazing offense in series finale

On Sunday afternoon, the Auburn Tigers (18-13, 2-10 SEC) couldn’t keep up with the No. 4 Tennessee Volunteers’ (26-6, 7-5 SEC) electric offense, who claimed the series finale 19-5 in seven innings. 

Well Red to open new coffee shop in Coffee Cat venue

Well Red is opening a new location in the venue of the former coffee shop, Coffee Cat, on Tichenor Avenue. The Fox, a new business venture for Well Red owners Richard and Crystal Tomasello, will open around April 15.

DJ Ben Bruud turns the tables on Auburn’s entertainment scene

Ben Bruud, local DJ, is the founder of Skybar’s theme nights, a tradition that began in 2022. These events are often sold out quickly, with attendees outfits and Bruud’s setlists both tailored to a specific theme. Small goodies are passed out at the door to those who line up early.

The Coffee Cat's impact on the Auburn community

Sunday, Mar. 31 will be The Coffee Cat’s final day open for business in Auburn. A beloved coffee shop located on 124 Tichenor Ave. has brought many people together for almost 10 years, from laughing to studying.

Tom Webb offers advice to stand out in the job applicant process

Around this time every year, college students usually begin looking and planning for their summer jobs. Questions like “What?” and “Where?” start swarming in the minds of students everywhere.

Project Drawdown director unpacks climate strategies for Auburn community

What does Matt Damon have to do with fighting climate change and creating a better future for our planet? On the evening of Monday, March 18, environmental scientist Jonathan Foley explained Damon's significance and the importance of combating climate change to the Auburn community. Foley is the executive director of Project Drawdown, a non-profit organization that works toward finding climate solutions in a timely and safe manner. 

From Selma to Auburn: Bloody Sunday's youngest marcher shares story with community

Nearly 60 years ago, Lynda Blackmon Lowery became the youngest person to have marched during Bloody Sunday. Last week, she spoke to the Auburn Family at the Auburn United Methodist Church with the College of Liberal Arts Inclusive Excellence and the Caroline Marshall Draughon Center for the Arts and Humanities sponsoring the lecture. 

Connecting faces to names: Auburn's Police Department

The face one sees across from Skybar on their way home, attempting to mitigate the chaos. The man who pulled someone over when their headlight just went out, making sure they know about it. The woman riding through campus in the afternoon, ensuring the safety of the students. 

What Auburn Oil Co. has in store for Auburn’s community

Book buffs and latte lovers alike can find their paged paradise behind the doors of Auburn Oil Co. Booksellers on Magnolia Avenue. From author signings and trivia nights to local handmade products, Auburn Oil Co. exhibits its ever-growing commitment to the Auburn community. 

Carson Myers named SEC Co-Pitcher of the Week

After the first week of college baseball, Auburn left-handed pitcher Carson Myers was named SEC Co-Pitcher of the Week, it was announced Monday. 

Jack Hilton announced next SGA president

After a week of campaigning unopposed, Jack Hilton, junior in finance, has won the SGA presidency. The victory was announced late Friday night on the steps of Cater Hall.