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When Auburn students visit the Melton Student Center, most are looking for a quick bite to eat from one of its many fast food restaurants, a spot to print out their history paper or a quiet place to cram before their big biology final. Amidst the hustle and bustle of student life, one unassuming yet iconic fixture remains constant: the Foy Information Desk.
Preparations for people's game day celebations begin early, from white tents being set up on Wednesdays to meal preparations. The week before is a time families and students prepare for how they will spend their game day. Many families have tailgates every weekend and have made it a tradition to be among the Auburn community on game day.
The Collegiate Hotel, located in downtown Auburn, is a luxury boutique hotel with Southern style. Since its establishment in 1940, the hotel has continued to add to its rich history through new additions and events.
Auburn University is home to students from all over the globe, with each student bringing pieces of their culture and diversifying the Auburn community. Reflecting the rich student population, the university offers a myriad of organizations and events tailored to each student’s desires and needs by encouraging connections between students of various backgrounds.
Contrary to popular belief, professors—English professors in particular—partake in numerous activities outside of their normal teaching hours. Derek Ross, Susan Youngblood and Sunny Stalter-Pace were happy to share what they do in their free time.
With Auburn’s Homecoming game against New Mexico taking place today, this week has been one laden with preparation and festivities.
The University Program Council hosted country-rock band Trotline for a concert at a first-time Homecoming event on Friday, Sept. 13. Trotline is a southern country-rock band, well-known across the Auburn area by all ages and made the event a one-of-a-kind experience.
Homecoming returned to the Plains, and to kick off a weekend full of festivities, the annual Homecoming Parade took place Friday, Sept. 13 at 6 p.m. in Downtown Auburn.
Today is round two of sisterhood, marking three days until Bid Day. It is anticipated that this year, there will be more bids given due to the number of girls going through recruitment.
The Alabama Governor’s Youth Leadership Forum, previously held at Troy University, made its way to Auburn University this summer on June 2, 2024. The forum, a week-long program, is dedicated to helping high school students with an array of disabilities grow their leadership abilities.
It isn’t a bluff when people say Auburn University is a place where students can find their lifelong friends, their Auburn family. The Brook and The Bluff’s band members Joseph Settine, John Canada and Alec Bolton found each other and founded their band at the university—igniting a spark that has won the hearts of countless indie rock lovers.
After growing up with a magical childhood, there comes a day when every child realizes that there is a voice behind every television and video game character. Many children's childhood heroes could very well have been Auburn alumna, Kate Higgins.
AU Players will present their yearly production at Kreher Preserve and Nature Center on April 27 and 28 at 2 p.m. Pride and Prejudice will run for just over 90 minutes with an intermission.
In today’s rapidly evolving job market, one of the biggest developments is the integration of artificial intelligence (AI). As AI's prevalence grows, it is crucial for the next generation to grasp its significance and acquire the skills needed to thrive in AI-integrated workplaces after graduation. Efforts are being made at Auburn to ensure graduates are familiar with AI.
On April 15, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., local artist Lauren Duncan will be hosting a Painting on the Rooftop event. Attendees can come paint and enjoy snacks and beverages from The Laurel Hotel and Spa.
Though it may not be obvious, Auburn University has committed to sustainability across campus in many hidden-in-plain-sight and often not-thought-about ways.
On Auburn University's game days, an eagle can be seen soaring above the Jordan-Hare stadium, spurred on by Auburn’s famous battle cry, “War Eagle.” When the eagle isn’t flying high above crowds of orange and blue, it can be located at the Auburn University Raptor Center with a variety of other raptors—from hawks and falcons, to owls and vultures.
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.
Auburn University’s Engineers Without Borders chapter raised over $40,000 with its annual Water Cycle race, rides and Dam Jam Saturday at Lake Martin with 125 participants.
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.
