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No. 8 Auburn baseball will hit the road this weekend for a critical SEC series against the No. 7 Texas A&M Aggies at Blue Bell Park, as the Tigers look to compete and win in one of their toughest away tests of the entire season.
On April 27, 2026, the Pentagon released a list of their contracts totaling to $2.2 billion in awards. Among those awards was a $48,994,134 "cost-no-fee indefinite-delivery contract" to Auburn University for engineering research and development that will support the Combat Capabilities Development Command Aviation and Missile Command on Redstone Arsenal in Huntsville, Alabama.
Gov. Kay Ivey signed HB580 into law on April 13, changing faculty governance and establishing a process for removing tenured faculty at Alabama's public colleges and universities. The law is set to take effect on Oct. 1.
Alabama public schools will soon be required to display the Ten Commandments in certain classrooms under a new law signed by Gov. Kay Ivey earlier this month, expected to take effect Oct. 1.
Just a few weeks before hosting the SEC Outdoor Championships, the Auburn track and field team competed in the Tiger Track Invitational, facing a variety of opponents, including independent clubs, national team members and five SEC schools. It was a strong weekend for the Tigers, who recorded 16 podium finishes, including five event victories. Below is a summary of key events and performances from the Tigers on Saturday.
Despite breaking out of an offensive slump and scoring 26 runs over the weekend, Auburn softball lost its home series to No. 20 Ole Miss. The Tigers dropped two of three games to the Rebels.
No. 11 Auburn’s bats were firing on all cylinders in Sunday’s 14-4 series-clinching win over No. 14 Oklahoma.
Top-seeded Auburn men’s golf fell short of its SEC Championship aspirations this weekend, losing to No. 11 Ole Miss in the semifinals at Sea Island Golf Club after finishing atop the leaderboard in stroke play.
The Tigers ended up on the wrong end of a low-scoring duel, suffering a 2-1 defeat at the hands of the Sooners on Saturday night.
On April 24, Auburn University highlighted its top student recording artists with a live performance at Lucky Man Studio in Goodwin Hall, marking the release of four professionally produced projects through the Clayton Recording Arts Honors Program in collaboration with Blue Wire Records, the University’s student-run label.
No. 11 Auburn baseball took game one of its three-game home series against No. 14 Oklahoma 6-4 on Friday night.
Several Auburn fraternities hosted and participated in the inaugural “Romo Cup” wiffle baseball game on Saturday, April 25, from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. The cup honors the life and legacy of Will “Romo” Romanowski, a member of Auburn’s Sigma Nu fraternity who died in June of 2023 in a car accident. This year’s teams included Alpha Tau Omega (ATO), Sigma Nu, Phi Gamma Delta (Fiji), Kappa Alpha, Farmhouse, Lambda Chi Alpha, Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Phi Delta Theta.
Fresh off a dominant 14-2 midweek victory over Samford, No. 11 Auburn baseball is set to take on No. 14 Oklahoma at home this weekend as it looks to take its fourth straight SEC series. This series will be the Tigers' penultimate series in Plainsman Park this season, as they are set to go on a six-game road trip the following two weekends.
In the closing hours before the transfer portal closed, Emeka Opurum entered the portal Tuesday night after playing just six games in an Auburn uniform.
No. 11 Auburn baseball won its third straight game Tuesday night, taking the midweek matchup against the Samford Bulldogs 14-2.
After months of negotiations, Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall announced the state reached a settlement with Roblox regarding children’s online safety in a press conference on April 21. The settlement includes $12.2 million and several terms of agreement.
The dawn of a new era has arrived on the Plains for Auburn gymnastics.
Author’s Note: The Auburn Plainsman News Reporter, Tripp Hedden, serves as one of the debate contestants.
On April 17, the City of Opelika shared that the Mid South RC&D Council, an Alabama non-profit that works to meet community needs, awarded a $15,000 grant to the Opelika Fire Department for equipment. The grant will strengthen the department's ability to respond to high risk situations, aiding in the purchase of six Rapid Intervention Team (RIT) kits, which are vital tools that enhance a firefighter's safety during emergency actions, and better equipping the firefighter teams with specialized gear, which is designed to help rescue firefighters in distress.
Author's Note: This story has been updated as of April 22. Auburn center Emeka Opurum has entered the transfer portal, per Pete Nakos.
