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On game days, one can expect to see Aubie making trouble downfield, a visor on Gus' head, the Mic Man's booming voice and The Superfans standing front row painted waist-up with orange and blue.
Game day is Jordan-Hare is unlike any other and the Auburn University Majorettes are part of this unforgettable experience.
Student Recruiters is an organization made up of 60 student volunteers, providing walking campus tours three times a day to potential students.
As a light mist fell from the 8 a.m. sky in Auburn, a swarm of students in matching uniforms trickled onto the J.W. and Nell Birchfield Practice Field from every part of campus, armed with bulky uniform sacks and their instrument of trade.
An Auburn University alumnus turned his love for the Auburn Family into a work of art.
Chase Ritter went from holding cheerleaders to holding the line for Auburn Football in 2015.
We’ve all come across the Auburn University game room while in the student center. You might hear people with headphones on, screaming viciously at computer screams, or you might notice the crowds of people swarming the television screens. However, there is more to the game room than you might expect.
It's common to wonder how professors spend their free-time and Dr. Michael Pendowski, assistant music professor, jazz ensemble director and saxophone instructor, has much more going on than the occasional jazz combo and late night rehearsal.
Aubie the Tiger is one of the most nationally recognized school mascots. He has won Capital One Mascot of the Year 2014, UCA Mascot National Champion nine times, and was inducted into the Mascot Hall of Fame in 2006.
Jillian Mayer, an artist from South Florida, uses her art to address the effect that technology has on an internet dependent society.
This month’s Biggin Gallery installation addresses both the Black Lives Matter movement and the lives of refugees in a mixture of modern art.
Former "Voice" contestant Jordy Searcy will be making his way to The Plains on Friday, Sept. 9.
One of Auburn’s oldest groups is still keeping swing music alive.
Reading for fun is a concept that some college students find foreign, while others would never dream of giving it up. Between reading for class, studying and extracurricular activities, many students can’t seem to find the time to sit down and read a book that they don’t have to.
The first game day of the year was finally here – the tailgates were set up, the music was blaring, people were decked out in the Saturday best – and I was in Atlanta, far from the excitement, at the Jimmy Carter Presidential Library and Museum.
Cell phones can be a huge distraction, especially in university classes.
On Tuesday, Aug. 30, acclaimed songwriter John Moreland returned to the Standard Deluxe in Waverly, Ala.
B.B. Palmer, a local country musician, is originally from Theodore, Alabama.
When you walk or bike the paths of Auburn University, or drive down the city streets, you see a little bit of everything.
We’ve all asked the question, are you really an Auburn student if you haven’t gotten your picture with Aubie?
